Sentence examples for generous pension plan from inspiring English sources

The plight of assistant coaches, angered by ownership's decision in March to allow teams to opt out of the N.F.L.'s generous pension plan, may not generate much sympathy from fans, many of whom aren't feeling too secure about their own retirement prospects right now.

The airline also wants to put future employees into a separate, less generous pension plan, he said.

It has protested his plan to create a new, less generous pension plan for new workers, saying it amounts to a pay cut.

Canada Post, which is marginally profitable despite its no longer being directly subsidized by the government, wanted a less generous pension plan and lower wages for all employees hired in the future.

In addition, new hires will have a less generous pension plan than current workers and will have to pay $450 a year on average in health premiums, while current workers pay nothing.

In a position that could put him at odds with powerful unions, Mr. Weiner said that new city employees would need to bear a greater portion of their health insurance costs and settle for a less generous pension plan.

Reckless politicians in previous generations joined the Gadarene rush and granted generous pension plans, early retirement ages and liberal health benefits.

The San Jose reform raises contribution rates for city workers, or allows them to choose less generous pension plans.

But the strain on the British Exchequer is particularly intense because the benefits include some of the most generous pension plans in Europe.

An important incentive for companies to fund generous pension plans was removed in 1997 when Gordon Brown, the incoming Labour chancellor of the exchequer, abolished a rule that had allowed pension funds to receive dividends gross of tax.

Some are trying to wrest concessions from unions, which over the years have won generous pension plans that allow many firefighters to retire in their 40s and 50s — plans that many cities say are unaffordable.