Sentence examples for equivalent benefits from inspiring English sources

There is no alternative that provides equivalent benefits.

The union's position has been that any adjustments to the work rules have to come with some equivalent benefits in return.

Among the proposals: Allow businesses who offer equivalent benefits to pay lower taxes, require employees to pay for their own benefits, and have a private contractor administer benefits instead of a D.C. agency.

A fairly typical example: Wyden and Brown, the Massachusetts Tea Party favorite, designed an amendment to the Affordable Care Act that lets states opt out if they can provide equivalent benefits and quality of care some other way.

Because the Defense of Marriage Act does not allow federal spousal benefits for married same-sex couples, the military will have to work out ways to provide equivalent benefits to domestic partners.

The company would have to restore an employee returning to work after a leave to his or her old job or an "equvalent position with equivalent benefits, pay and terms and conditions of employment". If the company refuses, the employee may file a complaint with the Department of Labor, which has 60 days to investigate and begin a hearing.

There is no equivalent benefit for self-employed adopters.

The green paper appears to rule out integrating similarly the equivalent benefit paid to younger disabled people, the care component of disability living allowance.

Supporters say the new proposal would take the city a step further by requiring companies who subsidize parking spaces to offer an equivalent benefit to non-drivers.

Companies that offer an equivalent benefit, including vacation days that can be used as emergency time off, do not have to change their policies.

The budgets from both the NHS and social care are being taken from existing service delivery and unless the new integrated models of care supported by the fund deliver immediate equivalent benefit, the service to patients will be worse.