Sentence examples for benefit tiers from inspiring English sources

"Two-tier" refers to contracts that divide a workforce into distinct wage and benefit tiers based on their hiring date.

One issue that remained unresolved was the university's proposal to reduce health coverage for professors hired in the future, creating two benefit tiers for faculty members.

The accord increased employee contributions, established sharply lower benefit tiers for new employees, and raised the retirement age by two years.

As listed in Table 1, additional benefit tiers (based on trigger thresholds) were added in December 2008 and November 2009.

All insurance plans will have to meet government standards: essential benefits, tiers of coverage, no discrimination for pre-existing conditions and so forth.

If you go ahead and address those, there are side benefits like tiered storage.

And Bezos accomplished it without the benefit of two tiers of stock.

Officials said they were bowing to political reality and giving up, at least for now, on a two-tier benefit.

This sets up a two-tier benefit system, reducing already meagre pensions and unemployment benefits by between $6 and $14 a fortnight and the mean-tested family tax benefit by between $36 and $116 a year.

While there is existing research that focuses on either application-tier or data-tier partitioning, we show that optimized partitioning of web applications benefits from both tiers being considered simultaneously.

Russell is quick to add that even if a sleeper suite or lounge pass isn't in your travel budget, relaxing airport amenities are good for everyone's health and wellbeing: "even if you don't use a relaxation lounge, you get a second tier benefit by being around more contented travellers".