Sentence examples for earning benefits from inspiring English sources

In such moves, administrators would have to work years before becoming vested in their new state's pension plans, years when they would have been earning benefits if they had stayed put in their old job.

If you're a temp worker and you're on good terms with your boss, you may want to cautiously try asking for enough work to qualify as full-time and start earning benefits.

The money the fund earns benefits the Long Island Fund for Women and Girls.

It is the first duty of investors to transform financial resources into investments in the right places at the right times and earn benefits.

The common answer is that society as a whole also earns benefits in the form of faster economic growth.

To the average American, "welfare" means handouts to the poor and does not include earned benefits such as Social Security.

The deal allows the Detroit automakers to pay some new hires about $14 an hour, which is about half what current workers earn; benefits also are reduced.

(A spokesman acknowledged that veterans wait "too long for earned benefits," and said, "We have an aggressive plan in place to end the backlog in 2015").

Some United retirees suffered large losses, because the government's pension insurance is limited and many of them had earned benefits above the limits.

They may also earn benefits that are hard to come by through other means and peculiarly prized social esteem and status, for example.

But the Tea Party's rank and file views them as earned benefits that belong to hard-working Americans as surely as do their homes and private savings.