Sentence examples for benefits replacing from inspiring English sources

Oxford signed a five-year agreement with Merck's Medco unit in October to manage its pharmacy benefits, replacing existing contracts with Caremark and another rival, Express Scripts Inc.

His "premium support" proposal would gradually reduce the amount of guaranteed benefits, replacing them with policies offering by private insurers.

Across many sectors, from building management to water systems, when private companies take control, they often slash wages and benefits, replacing stable, middle class jobs with poverty-level jobs.

On average, benefits replace about a third of a worker's previous weekly earnings and run out after 23 weeks.

Likewise, they urge moguls to find areas of collaboration so they "can begin to build an alternative universe in which mutual benefits replace mutual assured destruction".

So for every legal immigrant or citizen that a company offering sub-par health benefits replaced with a registered provisional immigrant, the company could save $3,000.

Mr. McCain called for eliminating tax breaks for employer-sponsored health benefits, replaced with a tax credit to help consumers obtain health insurance, Ms. Shields said.

In the 1970s, sickness benefits replaced about 90percentt of expected earnings for individuals with "abnormal physical or mental conditions" that reduced their normal work capacity by at least 25percentt.

Mr Duncan Smith is leading an overhaul of the welfare system that will see a number of benefits replaced by a new universal credit that is designed, he says, "to make work pay at each and every hour".

On average, unemployment benefits replace 34percentt of workers' wages.

Social Security benefits replace only about 40percentt of an average retiree's recent earnings, new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates show.