Sentence examples for fair entitlements from inspiring English sources
He said the "vast majority" of QN workers would receive their full entitlements under the commonwealth's fair entitlements guarantee and as priority creditors in liquidation.
He responded saying if the tradie was not given a redundancy payout he would have access to the Fair Entitlements Guarantee scheme which gives people taxpayer-funded redundancy payouts of up to $39,216.
Cash said the government would give early access for QN workers to its fair entitlements guarantee (FEG) scheme, which the company's administrators have said would probably pay out at least $58m.
The federal government has offered $500,000 to help 237 workers have been sacked but if the company cannot trade out of its problems and goes into liquidation then the rest of the workforce would almost certainly be able to access the federal government's fair entitlements guarantee program and cost the government millions more.
The Bush administration's domestic plan is to make sure that every worthwhile, successful and fair entitlement program is eliminated.
Also I think there's a fair amount of entitlement.
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Just what entitlements follow from a right to have a broad set of health needs met is system relative and depends on resource allocation decisions that are made in a fair deliberative process.
She also brought along a fair share of East Coast entitlement, believing herself immune to the rules that governed other stars.
My column on the baby boomers and entitlements drew a fair amount of comment, some of it deep and thoughtful but much of it along the line of, to quote one kneejerk-left blog, "Elitist Hack Bill Keller Wants to Take Away Your Social Security".
About three-quarters, 73%, of judges in England and Wales courts and UK tribunals felt that given the current economic situation the fairest approach to judicial pension entitlements would have been to impose reductions only for new judges entering the judiciary.
