Sentence examples for retirement-eligible from inspiring English sources

Retirement-eligible workers can take the buyout but must wait up to 18 months before retiring.

Out of the 1.867 million current permanent, nonseasonal, full-time employees in that database, more than 280,000, or 15percentt, already are retirement-eligible.

On her watch, OPM finalized a policy allowing retirement-eligible federal employees to phase into retirement by changing to part-time work while collecting a partial annuity.

This treatment ensures that retirement-eligible faculty members will retain benefits associated with retirement even if they will be taking up another position.

Ford also will save money by offering retirement-eligible production workers $50,000 to leave the company by 31 March, rising to $100,000 for skilled trades workers such as pipe fitters or electricians.

DETROIT — More than 14,000 retirement-eligible hourly workers have elected to stay at the financially troubled automaker General Motors rather than leave with a buyout package worth up to $45,000.

In late 2011 Intel announced that all retirement eligible employees in the U.S. who want to do an Encore Fellowship, and are matched, will be supported with a $25,000 stipend and health coverage.

Most have remained out of a sense of loyalty to the agency – once retirement eligible, they are effectively working for less (retirement benefits basically being a function of current salary) and certainly far less than many would receive if employed in the private sector.

It will also allow those employees who are facing layoffs and who are retirement eligible to leave the City in the most humane way possible.

The maximum contribution is $18,000 a year, which is exempt from taxes the year it's contributed (with those approaching retirement eligible to contribute an additional $6,000 in "catch-up" contributions).

§ 615.5260 Retirement of eligible borrower stock.