Sentence examples for pension data from inspiring English sources

In this section we analyse how well the CSWL pension data distribution fits the population distribution of pensioners at December (31{mathrm{st}}) for the years 2005 to 20139 by age, gender, and type of pension.

So for now, the two-year-old pension data available online is the best starting point.

Companies have also protested that the pension data could confuse and needlessly frighten workers and retirees.

The Labor Department also has authority over the disclosure of pension data.

Some pension data must be disclosed in financial reports, but companies with several funds, like United, usually provide aggregate figures.

Virtually all pension data now disclosed by companies is either quite old or presented in a format that is hard for even securities analysts to grasp.

"Too sick to work, but not too sick to riot" was the Daily Mail's take on the fact that Department of Work and Pensions data suggest that up to 10% of those appearing in court were on incapacity benefit or disability living allowance.

An empirical researcher in corporate finance, Rauh has been influential in evaluating corporate and governmental pensions, using data on pensions to calculate hidden liabilities and inform policy makers and the public.

Pension scheme data were found for 91% (151 of 166) of Danish records for employees in dry cleaning, with missing data for 5 employees explained by sick leave and so on at the 1970 census.

However, that was only a partial explanation of how Chicago's plans became so poorly funded, so here's a deeper dive, using the Municipal Employees' pension plan data, to explain why their funding levels dropped so dramatically.

Pension scheme data were found for 75% of Finnish records.