Sentence examples for pension formerly from inspiring English sources

This means that everyone will receive the same amount from the top-up pension, formerly known as Serps.

The insurance company called on ministers to improve the inadequate incentives for people to "contract out" of the state second pension, formerly known as Serps, or face "mass migration" back into the state scheme.

The not-for-profit People's Pension, formerly the B&CE pension scheme, has extended its potential membership from those in the construction industry to all companies from any industry.

Most of these workers are in the public sector, the great majority in the local government or NHS schemes, and until now they have benefited from an NI rebate because their schemes were contracted out of the additional or state second pension (formerly Serps).

Affiliation to the work market was categorised into working, unemployed, early retirement pension (formerly known as disability pension, which is granted if a person is unable to work permanently due to mental or physical disability and if the disability reduces the ability to work by at least 50%) and age pension (anticipatory pension available from age 60 years and age pension from 65 years).

As more people work part-time or as independent contractors, fewer receive the health benefits and pensions that they formerly received from a job.

Smith, formerly shadow pensions secretary, spent Tuesday on the campaign trail, using an event in London to publish what he called a "manifesto for fairness at work", aimed at strengthening employee rights.

A pullback among pension funds and conduits, which formerly securitized commercial mortgages, has made loans tougher to find.

Most private sector workers formerly enjoyed defined benefit pensions, but these pensions in the private sector are now a fast dying relic.

When a local activist filed a request to find out which villagers were receiving pensions, Ms. Devi, who is a Dalit, formerly known as an untouchable, finally got her pension.

Mr. Netanyahu, who had recently stepped down as Israel's finance minister, regaled Mr. Romney with stories of how, in the tradition of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, he had challenged unionized workers over control of their pensions, reduced taxes and privatized formerly government-run industries, reducing the role of government in private enterprise.