Sentence examples for health contribution from inspiring English sources

A new labour-market law, for instance, gives flexibility over hours and pay to employers of lower-paid workers, but also raises costs through a compulsory health contribution.

The unemployment-insurance contribution, laboriously scaled back from 6.5% of gross pay to 2.8%, may soon rise, followed perhaps by the health contribution, now 14.9%.

An increase in pension contributions will raise €350m this year and €800m next year, while a higher health contribution from retirees will raise €135m this year and €510m in 2016.

The companies hope to cap their health contribution at $4.30 an hour per worker for existing employees -- and less than a third of that, $1.35, for new employees -- a move the union says will undercut coverage as health costs escalate.

(That's down from 12 percent in 2002, when Dr. Kaplan and Dr. Gurven began their work; reductions in child and maternal mortality have been the team's most notable public health contribution).

The proposed agreement, covering actors in motion pictures and television delivers 3.5% effective annual increases comprised of a 3% wage increase and a.5% pension and health contribution increase upon ratification, and a 3.5% wage increase in year two.

Joseph Zwilling, the spokesman for the archdiocese, said teachers' health contributions have not increased in 10 years.

But in at least 70 cases Federal officials say the organizers appear to have illegally diverted members' health contributions.

Sears Holdings has cut costs by trimming inventory, eliminating hundreds of jobs and freezing its pension and retiree health contributions.

The Teamsters contract reduced the company's health contributions by 17 percent and suspended its pension contributions until 2015.

On top will come a rise in health contributions, they too levied equally on employer and employee.