contributory pension

And they have a contributory pension scheme, that's a big advantage.

In 1947, Ford had offered its workers a choice between a contributory pension plan and wage increases.

At the very least, all full-time mothers' work must be credited for contributory pension purposes.

It is a non contributory pension introduced in 1956.

Conditions of service are good with a contributory pension scheme, subsidised canteen and free life insurance.

However, they give priority to providing an adequate state contributory pension which does not require a means-tested supplement.

"Non contributory pension schemes" are where the employer funds the scheme with no contribution from the individual.

These are called "contributory pension schemes" since the employee contributes - typically something in the region of 6% of salary, tax free.

In the past, we upheld the contributory pension system as a collective system of inter-generational support that creates a social link.

Under the agreement reached Wednesday, Chevron will close out two contributory pension plans that ended in 1970, which have about $150 million remaining in them.

The contributory pension lent a unifying status, making them no longer the (passive)'aged poor' but dignified and active 'old age pensioner'.

After the First World War the coverage of unemployment insurance was extended and a contributory pension scheme was introduced.

The Lifestyle Plan is the contributory pension scheme run by Guardian Media Group.

It is 'contributory pension' in some countries. In other countries it just means a social welfare payment of some kind.

He was a trustee of the Scottish Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund.

The Conservative leaders expressed their preference for contributory pensions but did not restrain many of their backbenchers from voting for it.

Conservatives who had claimed to prefer contributory pensions in 1908 faced outraged complaints from their constituents about the growth of bureaucracy and the cost to employers.

The mandatory state pension is an unfunded contributory pension based on redistribution of contributions from those working to those in retirement.

One, the non-contributory invalidity pension, is paid for those who are incapable of work and do not qualify for a contributory pension.

One other element of this that deserves a brief outline was the adoption in 1925 of a contributory pension scheme to run alongside the non-contributory one.

The non-contributory allowance is available to those persons who are no longer entitled to the contributory pension and who do not have income above 75% of the national minimum wage.

This demonstrates the pressing need to allow the development of supplementary self-funded high return pension schemes in the European Union to usefully supplement state contributory pension schemes.

Now, we should be completely immune to capitalisation, in view of the Enron affair and the situation of British insurers who are begging their clients to use contributory pension services.

They are paid out of a fund known as the Scottish Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund, and administered by the SPCB.

If the employee was married and the spouse had full coverage provided by an employer, then the $50 a month could be applied toward a dental insurance plan, long-term disability, group life or a contributory pension plan.