Sentence examples for individual arrangements from inspiring English sources

This proposal would force unions to make individual arrangements with each worker to collect dues.

Historic data suggests collective schemes provide pensions that are around a third bigger than the individual arrangements we currently have.

Retirement income typically comes from a combination of three buckets: state pensions, corporate pensions and individual arrangements.

The school did what they could but they can't make individual arrangements for each pupil, he added".

For example, when it discusses individual contracts, the report notes that "statutory individual arrangements have also been used to reduce union influence over the setting of employment terms and conditions, or to de-unionise the workforce".

"The ONS figures show we are moving away from paternalistic, trust-based pensions and towards individual arrangements – the employer may be paying into a scheme for you, but they are more likely to be saying 'it's your scheme, you can do what you choose with it'".

Alistair Darling, the Social Security Secretary, said the new scheme formed part of the stakeholder programme, but stakeholder pensions have been designed much more as a group arrangement while the new vehicle is an individual arrangement, said Alasdair Buchanan at insurer Scottish Life.

Mr. Beditz says he worries that formalizing clock stoppage and other accommodations -- currently an individual arrangement between department head and employee -- "would take the prerogative away from the departmental chair, and that would have a deleterious and limiting effect on faculty governance".

This could reduce government revenues by $85m a year, but if these companies are serious about leaving, then half or a third of something is a lot better than 100% of nothing.Although each new individual arrangement may seem justifiable to the politicians, together they further undermine the state's financial position.

Further capsule staining of bacteria isolated from these halo zones confirmed the individual arrangement of cells within these zones.

Male-dominated subcategories, such as medical specialists, tend to work under an individual arrangement.