Sentence examples for forfeit pension from inspiring English sources
Sweeping pension reforms that took effect three years ago included a provision that would force public employees convicted of job-related crimes to forfeit pension benefits "from the date of the felonious act going forward," said Gregg Rademacher, chief executive of the Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Assn.
Michael Carter, a vice president of the union of New York City firefighters, has lobbied in Albany to let retired public employees teach without forfeiting pensions.
Mr. Quinn said Sergeant Eiseman, who will forfeit his pension, had been a sergeant for four years.
Without the waivers, they could earn only up to $30,000 in salary or be required to forfeit their pension benefits.
Under the 1958 Former President's Act, a president would forfeit his pension if he were impeached and convicted; Nixon avoided that fate by resigning.
An anonymous group of workers launched a petition calling on Barroso to forfeit his pension for bringing the EU into disrepute by joining Goldman Sachs.
"So if you're not forfeiting his home, why are you forfeiting his pension?
Jim Pruitt, a former criminal judge in Dallas County who is running for an open House seat in North Texas, wants lawmakers convicted of felonies to forfeit their pensions, and he is questioning whether lawmakers ought to collect any pensions at all.
(Under the proposed scheme, policemen would be available for questioning for 30 days & may forfeit their pensions if the questioning evoked unsatisfactory answers. We're confused by all this talk of copsquitting.
Ineos said the plant was losing £10m a month and that for the company to make £300m of required investment its workers had to forfeit their pensions, which it said cost an extra 65p for every pound paid in salary.
