Sentence examples for contracts pensions from inspiring English sources
They all have work contracts, pensions and medical benefits.
The teachers, who work without contracts, pensions, scheduled raises or job security, have overwhelmingly supported forming a union.
The FPÖ's social and employment policies, though, sound anything but Blairite: an end to short-term contracts; pensions for all after 35 years in employment; and guaranteed places in retirement homes.
This labor pool is usually indirectly hired by companies through subcontractors, allowing the company to generally avoid dealing with contracts, pensions, unions or organizing by workers--and to have an additional buffer against liability when workers fall at a construction site or faint from chemical fumes.
He has also established a Taxpayer Protection Bureau to work on cases involving state and local government contracts, pension fraud and tax fraud.
Dick Simpson, a professor of politics at the University of Illinois at Chicago, says the governor is also the key to all union contracts, pension legislation and budgets.
Chicago faces a significant budget deficit, tensions among city workers over their contracts and pensions, and a City Council that will also look significantly different after Election Day.
Partly, because structural, supply-side reforms affect fundamental conditions of life, such as job contracts or pensions, so any planned change is likely to be resisted.
More GPs than ever are considering early retirement because of increased workloads and changes to their NHS contracts and pensions, according to a survey of family doctors by the magazine Pulse.
And contracts or pensions often need to be adjusted to take account of inflation, to ensure that the sums involved do not shrink over time in real terms.Most inflation data are gathered from surveys.
Over the last decade, almost all the nation's top airlines have filed for bankruptcy protection to renegotiate their labor contracts, freeze pensions and slash debt they could no longer afford.
