Northwest Airlines Corp. asked a bankruptcy judge on Wednesday for permission to reject union contracts, starting a countdown for workers to either make a deal or live with pay cuts imposed by the company. The nation's fourth-largest airline said it would be forced to shut down unless employees work for less. Union leaders had expected the move and have said they will negotiate rather than let the company impose its terms.
October 14, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Northwest Airlines Corp. asked a bankruptcy judge on Wednesday for permission to reject union contracts, starting a countdown for workers to either make a deal or live with pay cuts imposed by the company.
The nation’s fourth-largest airline said it would be forced to shut down unless employees work for less.
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