Sentence examples for pensions terms from inspiring English sources

But it also wanted workers to accept cuts in pay and pensions terms, inherited from better times under BP management.

Lufthansa said that the strike, over changes to retirement and pensions terms, would hit profits and its image.

In pension terms, that's peanuts.

In pension terms, 2012 promises to be as eventful as 2011.

Unite has recently been working with the government on new civil service pension terms for 2015.

"The company has no record of whether any specific questions were raised about the pension terms by Lord Myners," RBS said.

The issue is particularly sensitive as university staff are preparing to strike over efforts to impose less generous pension terms.

Spending cash straight away looks a lot more fun (see chart 2).This is a shame, in pension terms, because of the miracle of compound interest.

"Who would be happy with that?" While she will be hit on the pay side, Nicky – as a member of a public sector scheme – is less likely to suffer negative effects from the April 2016 change in her pension terms.

The California rule thus makes reductions in government compensation either more painful for employees or more expensive to taxpayers than they would be if pension terms could adjust together with salaries and other benefits.

The government is also paying out £350m to help former mining areas recover from pit closures, another £20m to clean up former colliery spoil heaps and £60m a year in pensions to older miners who lost out when pension terms were improved in the mid-1970s.