On average, benefits are about 65% of employees' salary.
On average, benefits replace about a third of a worker's previous weekly earnings and run out after 23 weeks.
Ms. Stark is among those who have long argued that owners of cooperative apartments in Manhattan, on average, benefit by paying property tax bills that do not fairly reflect the market value of the units they own, while co-op owners in the other boroughs pay unusually large bills.
At present, although it is clear that individuals, on average, benefit from a college education, it is not clear whether this is because their degree certificate signals to employers that they were clever enough to go to university or because their studies added to their human capital.Latin American countries are leading the way in trying to find out.
The first nationwide study of the comprehensive local impacts of hydraulic fracturing finds that when costs and benefits are added up, communities on average benefit from allowing it.
The fact that fed males showed higher calling rates suggest that males would on average benefit from higher mating success at least over evolutionary time.
Our study shows that, regardless of characteristics of the individual nurse, on average nurses benefitted significantly from the e-learning course.
Their point is that a guaranteed benefit of $1,500 a month in post-retirement is worth much more than a contribution to a 401(k) type plan that would on average provide the same benefit.
The employees' fixed payout rate, or the annual percentage allowed to be withdrawn, is based on the average benefit rate at which they acquired the annuities over time.
"We know that on average the benefit is less, but there are clearly women who benefit" from chemotherapy.
