Sentence examples for benefits estimates from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the biggest and most direct effects have been on wages and fringe benefits; estimates indicate that unions have raised the wages and benefits of their members by 15 to 30 percent above those of comparable nonunion workers.

At the Social Security Administration, officials plan to stop mailing benefits estimates to save money, while the General Services Administration is abandoning a multimillion-dollar renovation of its downtown Washington headquarters in order to complete similar construction projects for the Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Homeland Security.

The report, called "The New York Dream Act: A Preliminary Estimate of Costs and Benefits," estimates that opening the state's Tuition Assistance Program to all students who meet the funding criteria, regardless of immigration status, would increase tuition assistance expenditures by about $17 million per year, or 2 percent.

OMB gets its costs–and benefits–estimates from the federal agencies themselves.

The main outputs of the Highway Development and Management Manual [18] include prediction of pavement performance and maintenance, road improvement effects, user costs and benefits, estimates of environmental effects, standard economic indicators etc.

As only costs are subjected to sensitivity analysis, the cost effectiveness or utility was based on the health benefits estimates of the base case analysis.

But over all, it said, the value of the public benefits, estimated at $54 billion, exceeds the expected costs of $23 billion.

The state in its discretion may lay such assessments in proportion to position, frontage, area, market value, or to benefits estimated by commissioners.

The Kaiser Family Foundation, in a recent update on its survey of health care benefits, estimated that the percentage of full-time workers who participate in employee health insurance plans has declined to 56percentt in 2003 from 80percentt in 1990.

In terms of carbon benefits, the resulting carbon benefit estimate is approximately 7 Tg C/yr, equivalent to the benefits estimated for a 10 year, $110 million per year tree planting program in the US[25].

Analyses conducted using the Panel Study of Income Dynamics suggest the predicted costs are low relative to the benefits estimated using prior research findings.