Sentence examples for value of benefits from inspiring English sources
The value of benefits are falling, so people have less money to spend.
He would tax soldiers on the value of benefits and allowances.
– Ross Williams "Shouldn't you use an income number that captures the value of benefits received by Households?
Such a move is just one in a long line of recent uprating adjustments that have eroded the value of benefits.
They are shortchanged because the value of benefits under traditional plans spikes toward the end of one's working years, after hardly rising early on.
Until the last year, stagnating wages were somewhat offset by the rising value of benefits, especially health insurance, which caused overall compensation for most Americans to continue increasing.
Caught between the spiralling cost of essentials and a fall in the real value of benefits, it is low-income families who are truly feeling the squeeze.
Nigel Stanley at the TUC's Touchstone blog says that over the long term the value of benefits has fallen sharply in relation to wages.
The value of benefits was calculated for three different configurations of MCZs under two different management regimes.
Further, it said, the value of benefits is "much more uncertain" than data on wages, largely because of the difficulty of projecting the future value of retirement benefits.
"(2) unreasonable annual limits (within the meaning of section 223 of title 26) on the dollar value of benefits for any participant or beneficiary.
