occupational pension
noun[C]
HRUKukusapensionfrom anemployerratherthan thegovernment:
She's beencontributingto anoccupationalpensionfor threeyears.
Theaverageoccupationalpensionpaidout just €4,000peryear.
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It was financed by members' contributions which were deducted from their pay, and has therefore been described as the world's firstoccupationalpensionscheme.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Occupationalpensionschemes are included as pay, even though the scheme operated by a trust technically independent of the employers.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Occupationalpensionscheme membership had remained stable over the period from 1987 to 1993-4, in spite of increased opportunity to join a scheme.
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Here, we only consider a defined-benefit rule, since 90 % ofoccupationalpensionschemes were in such a scheme in 2000.
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In the field ofoccupationalpensionschemes, a series of losses ofoccupationalpensionfunds was discovered, caused by poor fund management.
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The main objectives concerned the cost of the state scheme and the growing opportunities for fundedoccupationalpensionschemes.
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To be clear, chance does not fully explain the distribution of occupational pensions, and class and gender remain very important predictors ofoccupationalpensionaccess.
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This could possibly be due to the fact that the mean age of people owning anoccupationalpensionis 41.7 years.
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One of the main reasons the unions finally accepted reform was thatoccupationalpensionschemes were included as options in the new private pension system.
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Earlier research has shown that those who retire significantly before state pension age are more unlikely to have anoccupationalpensionscheme.
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