Sentence examples for worker contribution from inspiring English sources
Putting retirement saving first doesn't mean you shouldn't save for college too, particularly if you are unlikely to qualify for much financial aid and are able to save more than the $16,500 annual worker contribution limit for a 401(k).
The cost to taxpayers of supportive services outweighs the value of illegal worker contributions.
Since the survey started in 1999, worker contributions to premiums have increased 168 percent, while wages have gone up 50 percent.
He said that while the current pension plan was financed entirely by company contributions, no decision had been made whether the new one might have some worker contributions.
He asserted that the concessions sought by management -- increased worker contributions toward pensions and health coverage -- would cost workers less than half what the union estimated.
Wage freezes, unpaid furlough days and higher health insurance contributions are common, and many states have taken steps beyond raising worker contributions to cut their pension obligations.
His report includes figures showing how, in some cases, worker contributions have hardly changed in decades, despite people living much longer.
A series of reforms were undertaken in the early 21st century to reduce the government's share of the pension load, while preserving existing benefits through additional worker contributions.
One doesn't need a finance degree to know the few alternatives: higher worker contributions, reduced benefits, new taxes or miraculous investment performances by those funds.
Mr. Delaplane criticized Mr. Bush's proposal to let employees sell company stock after three years, saying this might discourage some employers from using company stock to match a portion of worker contributions to 401(k) plans.
Either benefits must be cut or taxes must be raised or a combination of the two; in Chicago's case, worker contributions are going up (a pay cut, in effect) and inflation-linking is being capped.These are very difficult issues.
