Sentence examples for retirement perk from inspiring English sources

Many of the Tory life peers created during 18 years of Conservative rule were ex-Cabinet ministers who saw a peerage as a retirement perk.

His decision provided the first opportunity for a public, in-depth look at a retirement perk that was quietly enhanced and slipped into the law.

The Port Authority, which had offered the retirement perk since before the 1970s, rescinded the benefit for many retirees in late 2010.

In the case of one retirement perk, you'd better jump on it now -- even though chances are excellent not even your accountant knows just yet.

Federal pensions are extremely generous, and often given as early retirement perks to people in their 50's.

Mr Weill apparently wants to take away his Rolodex but retain certain Citigroup benefits (retirement perks, use of the company jet and so on).

Ms. White, 65, said this month said that she would retire from Debevoise after taking over the S.E.C. and would forgo the firm's typical retirement perks: office space and a free BlackBerry.

Seeking a larger settlement, her lawyers put into the public record an extensive list of retirement perks for Mr. Welch, including use of a Boeing 737 business jet and landscaping.

Even your neighbor to the west, Jack Welch, General Electric's former chief executive and owner of some lavish retirement perks, had enough shame to give up some of the benefits when the public decried them as unacceptably outrageous.

Even the great archetypal C.E.O., Jack Welch, showed interesting gaps of knowledge when it was revealed that his former employer, G.E., bestowed on him an extraordinary array of retirement perks.

The board decided that such an endeavor would be competitive and told Mr. Weill that, if he left early to pursue it, he would have to forgo some retirement perks.