Sentence examples for pension causes from inspiring English sources

The fact that claimants have to prove that they are ill (in order to receive a disability pension) causes problems in the assessment of disability and discourages claimants to return to work [ 33, 34].

The Philadelphia Orchestra's withdrawal from the national pension caused concern among other orchestras, who felt the move could weaken the fund.

Last year, I.B.M. altered its pension system, switching most United States employees to a so-called cash-balance plan from its traditional pension, causing an outcry from employees who said the new plan would reduce promised benefits.

In one interview, he also called for the privatisation of public pensions, causing another stir.

Changing the terms of U.K. public-sector pensions caused wave after wave of strikes.

Yet the kid-glove treatment given pensions caused murmurs among airline analysts and government officials, who knew they could yield the airline billions in savings.

With pensions causing so much disruption, companies and the groups that represent them in Washington are considering a range of damage-control measures that could have a lasting impact on Americans' well-being in old age.

The financial crisis and a long-term deficit in public-sector pensions caused a government-commissioned review of the system by former Labour minister Lord Hutton of Barrow-in-Furness last year.

He also denied workers their pensions, causing one member of Parliament to describe him as "heartless, cruel, and tyrannical".

Mounting pension liabilities cause particular concern.

Declining investments in the state pension fund caused a quadrupling of the county's annual pension bill.