However, traditional one-step-ahead (OS) soft-sensors render such benefits inadequate.
Expand Social Security benefits While Social Security benefits may have been adequate in the 1980s, slow and unequal wage growth, cuts to Social Security benefits, and the collapse of the other two legs of the retirement stool make benefits inadequate today and in the future, indicating a strong need to expand Social Security beyond its current average benefit of $15,640/year.
Congress found the system to be in disarray, with low benefits, inadequate coverage and medical care, poor or no rehabilitation, poor administration, and excessive litigation.
The discontinuation rate was 55%% (n = 105): no benefit or inadequate benefit (n = 49), cost and lack of National Health Service coverage (n = 17), inconvenient (n = 15), migraine improved or resolved (n = 12), inadequate or incomplete trial (did not change dose when suggested; n = 7), side effects (n = 2) and none stated (n = 3).
Yet private land conservation programs are often formulated to generate public benefits, with inadequate consideration of costs or benefits to private landholders.
He added that "transparency is needed" on perks and retirement benefits because inadequate disclosure also makes them prone to abuse.
He wasn't vested in the retirement plan, so when his Social Security benefits proved inadequate, he knew he'd have to find other work.
Government ministers are apt to talk about "making work pay" but, as they are busy attempting to suppress wage claims, this translates as making benefits so inadequate that even a poverty wage is an improvement.
It seems the Governor imagines there is some leeway to be had here, but even at its current level CalWORKs benefits are inadequate and only reach a minority of families living in poverty, leaving too many poor.
Critics have decried the public benefits as inadequate, but Mayor Ed Lee, a booster of the city's tech and development boom, hailed them as a win for a waterfront undergoing a renaissance.
