Sentence examples for benefit contract from inspiring English sources

The firm already pays at least the living wage to its 8,000 staff but the move will benefit contract employees and agency workers.

An attractive option is including the principle of mutual obligation in the benefit contract.

Moreover, to eliminate benefit eligibility conditions that require subjective assessment of recipients' behavior and status, one option is retaining employment in the formal sector as the only disqualifying continuing eligibility condition while adhering to the mutual obligation approach when forming a benefit contract.

The Pittston mines continued to lose money, though, and in 1987 the Pittston Coal Company terminated its contract with the BCOA to establish its own health and retirement benefit contract with the UMWA.

Work capability assessments were introduced in 2008 to determine who should receive employment and support allowance although Atos' involvement in government benefit contracts dates back to 1998.

Shares of Cigna fell a day after the health insurer said it would charge $720 million against third-quarter earnings to hedge risk for reinsuring death benefit contracts.

Now the union will be asked to make even bigger concessions on a new wage and benefits contract and health benefits for retirees.

Atos decided to end its disability-benefits contract after 40% of the appeals against its decisions were upheld, and its staff received hundreds of death threats.

H.R. 676, the Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act, would have cut out unnecessary administrative costs, given Americans real choice in their health care, and dissolved the employment-benefits contract that keeps us an indentured labor force.

In its 12-page decision yesterday, the court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Manhattan, found no merit to Mr. Aramony's claim that ambiguities in the pension benefits contract entitled him to the $2 million.

When it comes time to formulate a salary and benefits contract for the new superintendent, the more than $300,000 Jeffrey Hubbard was paid to run a relatively small school district should only be used to move the needle down, not up.