Sentence examples for benefit obligation from inspiring English sources

For 2002 McKesson showed a pension benefit obligation (PBO) of $332 million and overfunding of $15 million.

c) With respect to termination of service benefits, only FAO staff's benefit obligation is reported in the financial statements (note 20).

G.M. has been staggered by its current health benefit obligations to more than 430,000 retirees.

At the end of 1985, the company's pension fund assets totaled $1.4 billion with benefit obligations of $727 million.

The gain, equivalent to $6.11 a share, results from the excess of the market value over the projected benefit obligations.

Wilma K. Schopp, who oversees Monsanto's compensation and benefits, said that the program was created to retain the best older workers, not to reduce benefit obligations.

The city became the first in Rhode Island history to seek state bankruptcy protection, citing a deficit and retiree benefit obligations so profound as to seem insurmountable.

At the time, the organization had a debt load of $83 million and liabilities that included an estimated $600 million in pension and health benefit obligations.

But, with respect to the staggering burden of benefit obligations, what got them in trouble isn't what they did wrong; it is what they did right.

If OTB were to shut down, about $600 million in future pension and benefit obligations would transfer to the city or the state, Mr. Frucher said.

Moreover, some strategists say high-tax states like New Jersey and Illinois, which are grappling with underfunded pension and benefit obligations, are unattractive sources of muni bonds.