Sentence examples for with pensions of from inspiring English sources

People in the country earn an average monthly wage of €400 ($520) with pensions of less than half that.

Workers can retire at 55 in some cases, 62 in others, with pensions of up to 75 percent to 90 percent of their salaries.

Union officials said the main issue was pensions, with many workers retiring after 30 years with pensions of less than $800 a month.

"The remarks about Murdoch today make this more of a corporate crisis than anyone could've imagined," said Michael Pryce-Jones, a spokesman for the CtW Investment Group, a shareholder activist group that works with pensions of large labor unions.

How can we equate a few pieces of canvas with paint on them with the pensions of thousands of firefighters, nurses, police officers, teachers and other civil servants?

Mr Berlusconi proposed tinkering with the pensions of many Italians to fill the budget gap, but this seemed unlikely amid the ensuing political outcry.

After a career of service, our members retire with modest pensions of about $19,000 per year.

That exemption had created a "loophole companies used to escape shareholder scrutiny," said Richard Ferlauto, director of pension investment policy for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, an association of labor unions with pension assets of more than $1 trillion.

California's corrections officers, for instance, can retire at 50 with pensions worth 90 percent of their salaries, an option open to very few private sector workers.

Now Mr. Reed is taking aim at pension costs, which rose after the benefits were improved over the last decade, with police officers and firefighters able to retire after 30 years with pensions worth 90 percent of their salaries.

And some voters grew resentful of the benefits given government workers — police officers and firefighters in San Jose could retire after 30 years with pensions worth 90 percent of their salaries — while private-sector pensions were growing rarer.