"a benefits program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the type of program that provides a company's employees with benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and vacation time. For example, "My company offers a comprehensive benefits program to all of its employees."
Some 30 to 40percentt of the company's retirees have enrolled in the program, said Steve Lensing, a benefits program manager for Intel.
The House also passed a measure to expand a benefits program for workers who lose jobs to foreign competition by a vote of 307 to 122.
Lately, though, discounted or even free advice on applying to college has emerged as a high-profile perk, one that was dangled last week by a cable company in a bid to attract subscribers and, on Monday, offered by a benefits program of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. to more than 13 million union members.
Some readers have objected to the classification of the earned income credit as a benefits program, saying it should be treated like other provisions in the tax code that reduce the amount a person must pay — charitable contributions, for example, or interest payments on a mortgage loan.
Senator Orrin Hatch, the ranking Republican on the Finance Committee, said Republicans were responding to a decision by the White House to include in the free trade legislation the expansion of a benefits program for workers who lose jobs to foreign competition.
We have a compensation schedule that provides greatly increased salary levels and a benefits program.
That is how the world-famous pianist came to be performing a benefit program on behalf of the conservatory next Saturday at 8 30 p.m.
One rule required any tax cut or increase in spending for a benefit program to be offset dollar for dollar by a tax increase or spending cut.
On Sunday it performed a benefit program at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts here, raising $170,000 for the survivors' fund of the city's Fraternal Order of Police.
It was commissioned by the Nature Conservancy, and the performance, by the Talujon Percussion Ensemble, is part of a benefit program, "Great Rivers Gala: China and New York Celebrate Diversity".
As the 20th century progressed, further innovations including a benefit program for people with dependent children that set the lead for Australia were established.
