pensions造句

basic pensions for retirees

She was still the watchdog on pensions.

the take-up of private pensions is low and declining.

The report's main finding is that pensions are inadequate.

If returns are disappointing then pensions will be, too.

In Andhra Pradesh it directly disburses welfare payments and pensions.

The social coverage of basic pensions reached 97.97 percent of retirees.

We will increase basic old-age pensions for enterprise retirees by 10%.

Our extensive product range includes life assurance, pensions, health insurance, investment and banking.

A wealthier society would find it easier to afford paying pensions.

Most of the contracts signed between the trade union and the employer include provisions on pensions.

The government raised the salaries of employees of government departments and institutions and the level of old-age pensions for retirees. The basic old-age pensions for retirees from enterprises were also raised.

One of the biggest problems is pensions, which will dwarf the cost of the recent bank bail-out.

Both candidates promise free child care and school meals, as well as student grants and minimum pensions.

Gail Collins: Maybe that's because the elderly people answering the surveys retired when people still got fixed pensions.

The rights conferred by marriage and civil partnership—over property, pensions, inheritance and so forth—are virtually identical.

Rising life expectancy and worries about the value of pensions mean the trend to work will continue.

Its market share had been steadily falling (see chart 2), while higher interest rates and an economic downturn led to a pensions and benefits crisis.

Foreign governments, state pensions and private-equity firms thought they got a sweet deal when they made private investments in Wall Street firms.

The Eurostat study's most serious implications are for an aging population and the ability of European societies to pay for pensions for their elderly after they stop working.

In many rich countries wages are on average higher in the state sector, pensions hugely better and jobs far more secure.

Recent budget deficits were as high as 14 percent of GDP, taxes are mostly ignored, hairdressers retire on state pensions at age 50.

The most pressing task is to ensure that subsistence allowances for laid-off workers from state-owned enterprises and basic pensions for retirees are paid on time and in full. We will not allow new arrears to occur anywhere.

The authors, who work at the Centre for Retirement Research at Boston College, set out a dismal prospect for future retirees if they try to rely only on pensions and savings.

That will in turn bring new burdens on carers and social services providers, while patterns of work and retirement will similarly have huge implications for health services and pensions systems.

That makes it hard to roll forward the public-sector pensions deficit: today’s contributors and pensioners will take the pain equally, says Mr Ozouf, refusing to pass the buck to future generations.

In France a fight with public-sector unions is on the horizon, for reasons predating the recession-the government has long been eager to get a grip on the spiralling cost of pensions.