Sentence examples for administering employee from inspiring English sources

It does a big business in administering employee benefits systems for companies and also has a separate entity, the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, that offers donor-advised funds where you can take an immediate tax deduction for deposits that you will give away later.

"Now they're looking at new markets, doing benefits packages for corporations that don't want to handle administering employee insurance internally," Garcia says.

At $10 per user per month, Voxer argues that its business service is actually cheaper than the various push-to-talk options, while also offering a business dashboard for administering employee accounts, and more.

The use of generics has been promoted by Medicare, private employers and the pharmacy benefit managers that administer employee drug plans.

Employers don't have to administer employee accounts, contribute to them, or match employee contributions.

This type of thinking is shortsighted, as employers should have documented policies and procedures to administer employee separations.

An increasing number of companies like Sears, Hewlett-Packard and Verizon are using newer organizations like the JK Group to administer employee-giving campaigns and allowing other fund-raising groups like the Black United Fund or the Public Interest Fund of Illinois to take part.

James F. Hanley, commissioner of the city's Office of Labor Relations, which administers the employee health benefits program, said, "We are always looking at cost-containment measures".

The judge refused to dismiss claims that Enron, the Northern Trust Corporation and Enron's former chief executive, Kenneth L. Lay, had violated federal pension laws in the way they administered the employee funds.

A separate suit brought by former employees against Merrill Lynch Trust, which administered the employees' retirement plan, is pending.

That was because God thought if they signed, the company administering the nuns' employee benefit plan would be required to furnish contraceptive coverage to the nuns' employees.