Sentence examples for benefit contracts from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

But there is another form of rationing: medical necessity clauses in benefits contracts used by all health plans.

Some panel members have met with lobbyists for groups trying to protect the benefits, contracts and tax breaks they receive from the government.

Roche, the Swiss drug maker, told a group of 20 employers last week that it welcomed their review of its pharmacy benefits contracts.

The Recovery Act introduced $840 billion in government spending directed towards tax benefits; contracts, grants and loans; and entitlements.

There are so many restrictions built into limited-benefit contracts that there is comparatively little risk to the companies that sell them, which is why the Obama administration is under intense pressure from insurers and their corporate customers to let them keep on selling them.