The phrase "a pensionable" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to employment and retirement benefits, referring to a job or position that qualifies for a pension.
Example: "After five years of service, she was pleased to learn that her position was considered a pensionable role."
Alternatives: "eligible for a pension" or "pension-qualifying".
Shaky state finances are already deterring businesses from investing in Illinois, and taxes were raised substantially not all that long ago.Technical solutions include reducing or eliminating cost-of-living increases in pensions, increasing the retirement age and bringing in a pensionable salary cap.
(49) Service by persons having a pensionable or compensable status before January 1 , 1959
The encore is a goose pimple-inducing embarrassment of riches – Good Vibrations, Help Me Rhonda, Surfin' USA, Fun, Fun, Fun – then the strangely distant Brian Wilson takes a bow and slowly lollops off stage like a pensionable Baloo the Bear.
Now almost completely resembling Peter Sellars, he begins bespectacled, removes his glasses so he can't see the audience, looks uncomfortable when the crowd sing Happy Birthday (he's a "pensionable" 35), but finally admits, "It's quite nice, this".
This week, as they launch their report, the authors of the Gold Age Power List will ask the great British public to stop dismissing those of a pensionable age.
A BBC staffer for 27 years, Damazer chooses not to address the specifics of his take-home pay but he does agree with the decision not to release payment details for stars, insisting that, like other executives, he is fair game when it comes to pay and expenses as a "pensionable full-time BBC public servant, owned by the licence-fee payer, as it were".
Politicians in Italy have been talking for a generation about abolishing the costly provinces; about reforming article 18 of the workers' statute; and about abolishing the pensione di anzianità (a pension claimable before you reach pensionable age).
Flanagan retired with a $258,774 pensionable salary, up from $159,506 the year before.
In 2017, Flanagan retired with a $258,774 pensionable salary, up from $159,506 the year before.
And in France, doctors who reach the statutory pensionable age can combine a pension and earnings up to an income limit.
The BMA says this will not financially benefit any of the juniors who have already seen a pay freeze, a reduction of their pension, an increase in pensionable age, and deprivation of basic amenities such as hospital accommodation and decent meals on site in keeping with their odd hours.
