Sentence examples for work pensions from inspiring English sources

Rights acquired under the EU relating to work, pensions and residency must be negotiated.

My parents benefited from good work pensions, so their retirement has been good and financially stress-free.

As Salmond wrote, soothingly, in the same document: "Much of what Scotland will be like the day after independence will be similar to the day before: people will go to work, pensions and benefits will be collected, children will go out to play and life will be as normal".

The "No" campaign say the Scottish government couldn't afford the bill for state pensions as they are now, let alone improve them, and people's work pensions or occupational pensions will run into difficulties because of cross-border rules.

In this week's Your Money, Declan Curry looks at the OFT's investigation into free online games that charge for extras, DIY house-selling and how to avoid losing track of all your work pensions.

As well as having more pressing financial concerns that previous generations haven't had to face – student debt, an inaccessible and inflated housing market, relatively lower wages for skilled work – pensions just don't appear to be a trustworthy option.

Tony Constable A retired BT worker, from Colchester, his work pension is £90 a week.

Per week I receive a work pension of £198 and housing benefit of £45 to help with my £100 a week rent.

He fears losing thousands of pounds from his works pension.

Iain Duncan Smith, work and pensions secretary The work and pensions secretary was the most likely cabinet ministers to campaign for an exit.

At the national level, wage regulations, working hours, working conditions, pensions and medical benefits are negotiated.