Sentence examples for retiree issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rubio is increasingly trying to turn his candidacy into one built more on ideas than outrage, which is why he delivered three detailed speeches in the past week alone on education, veterans' affairs and retiree issues.

The complaint seeks an injunction to halt discussions between the league and current players related to retiree issues, and it asks for a declaration that the players association cannot represent the interests of retired players in settlement or prosecution of the antitrust suit.

But when current players move to withdraw their antitrust claim when the C.B.A. is completed, retirees will not voluntarily dismiss it and will instead seek to have the retiree issues separated from the rest of the agreement so Hausfeld can then negotiate directly with the league on improvements to retiree programs.

But Michael Hausfeld, the lawyer for the retired players who filed the complaint, hopes that the mediator Arthur Boylan will tell the sides that they can negotiate the rest of the deal and put off retiree issues for now, so the improved benefits for retired players do not hold up the start of the season, or that representatives for the retired players must be included in the discussions now.

But certain retiree benefit issues impair its profitability, and its EBITDA is expected to be slightly negative.

He wrote extensively on earnings quality, company-specific investment ideas and global pension and retiree benefit issues and was voted to the Institutional Investor All American Team during his time in research.

Ruling on three separate lawsuits Friday filed by pension funds and retirees, Aquilina issued a restraining order, injunction and a declaratory judgment said that Gov. Rick Snyder and Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr's decision to file for bankruptcy the day before violated Michigan's constitution and state law.

So Duerson would have been familiar with the stories of hundreds of retirees with mental issues ranging from impaired short-term memory to outright dementia.

She resented the church's mandatory retirement policy and, after being forced to retire in 1970 at the age of 65, began meeting with other retirees about social issues.

Boyd, one of the most vocal retirees on disability issues, said that the licensing case acted as a public referendum on Upshaw's often-contentious handling of retired players.

John Briley, senior managing editor for iJET Intelligent Risk Systems, which monitors security around the world, warned that retirees should consider issues like racism, police corruption, organized crime, drug trafficking and terrorism as well as strength of banks, financial institutions and governments before they pack up.