Sentence examples for pensionable from inspiring English sources

The BMA says this will not financially benefit any of the juniors who have already seen a pay freeze, a reduction of their pension, an increase in pensionable age, and deprivation of basic amenities such as hospital accommodation and decent meals on site in keeping with their odd hours.

Changes proposed in late June include breaking the link between final salary and pension benefits by capping pensionable salary growth at 1% a year, whatever pay increases an employee received.

In December 2013 the legislature approved a bill that reduces annual increases in pension payments, increases the retirement age and caps pensionable salaries.

And he wants to slash spending on Medicaid, which has already been squeezed, by a whopping $1.5 billion.The governor's pension reform is different from the overhaul passed in 2013 by lawmakers under Pat Quinn, his Democratic predecessor, which would have reduced annual increases in pension payments, raised the retirement age and capped pensionable salaries.

It reduced annual increases in pension payments, raised the retirement age and capped pensionable salaries.

Shaky state finances are already deterring businesses from investing in Illinois, and taxes were raised substantially not all that long ago.Technical solutions include reducing or eliminating cost-of-living increases in pensions, increasing the retirement age and bringing in a pensionable salary cap.

More to the point, if a company tries to wind up, or stop paying into, its pension fund, it may have to buy annuities for its pensionable workers, which will prove an expensive escape.Six months ago it seemed that more companies would follow Rentokil's lead.

He said that entry into the PPF would mean future pension increases being significantly reduced, while 58,000 members who have not reached pensionable age would see their payments fall by "at least 10%".

Pension reform might very well be possible; there is widespread agreement that the pensionable age needs to rise and that benefits will have to be means-tested.

Higher tax revenues and lower pension spending would then bring a double dividend for the public finances.Raising the pensionable age would therefore let the government take Lord Turner's second step: making the state pension more generous.

While child poverty rises, families queue at food banks and one in four Glaswegian men won't reach pensionable age.