Sentence examples for dumping of pension from inspiring English sources

The dumping of pension liabilities is a public matter.

Uncontrolled dumping of this waste is a major health concern.

Foreigners are not engaging in a panicky dumping of dollars.

Dumping a pension plan for a 401k on the verge of retirement is frowned upon in the investment advice world.

But then, the No. 2 U.S. airline was revamping every facet of itself: It carved off $7 billion annually by selling 100 aircraft; it is expanding international and shrinking domestic flights and is making two rounds of worker pay cuts, axing 25,000 jobs and, like the pre-merger US Airways, dumping its pension plan.

That certainly is better than what has happened in the airline industry, with companies going bankrupt, cutting wages and benefits, and dumping pension costs onto the government.

Steven A. Kandarian, the benefit corporation's executive director, said the agency would act "whenever it can to derail arrangements that would dump unfunded pension liabilities on the system at the expense of" retirees and other pension plans, which pay insurance premiums to his agency.

Pension watchdogs fear this interpretation of the law could enable companies to use bankruptcy proceedings as a way to dump burdensome pension obligations onto the government.

Last year, Harry and David defaulted on its debt and dumped its pension obligations.

On the Democratic side, Mr Obama likes to break from his uplifting rhetoric to criticise bosses who "dump" employee pensions while "pocketing bonuses".

United Airlines' announcement a few weeks ago that it might dump all of its employee pension plans onto the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp., the federal agency insuring defined-benefit pension plans for corporate workers, has raised the specter of another savings-and-loans-like bailout crisis.