Examples of using Pension scheme in English and their translations into Czech
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How to set up a pension scheme.
Pension schemes have not been kind to them.
Starting at £16,000, plus the pension scheme.
Access to pension scheme, bilateral and international documents;
Chapter 4 1- contributions to the pension scheme.
Payments under these pension schemes are charged as expenses as they fall due.
Do senior female migrants have equal access to pension scheme?
Pension schemes must be transparent and taken into account when looking at public debt.
Article 4 1 0- Staff contributions to the pension scheme.
I have got a few bob stashed away… and I'm in a pension scheme in work, so we won't be destitute when he pops his clogs.
What, apart from beach, beer, test cricket, a very generous pension scheme?
I can't offer you health cover or a pension scheme, but bed, board and laundry would be covered as would a travel card for the Greater London area.
We are today faced with a high rate of youth unemployment and underfinanced pension schemes.
We are beginning to talk about pension schemes, and we are beginning to say there should be more children, and that mothers should be given more help.
Under the Pensions Act 2008, every employer in the UK must put certain staff into a pension scheme and contribute towards it.
Once you have chosen your pension scheme and worked out which staff must be put in, you will need to pay money into your pension scheme every time you run your payroll.
This is because the question of removing the obstacles to the free movement of workers caused by supplementary pension schemes, which is at the heart of this problem.
I voted against this report,as it advocates capital-based pension schemes to the detriment of pay-as-you-go public pension schemes, and increasing the retirement age.
The UK's system, including the Pension Protection Fundsset up under the Labour Government, provides a high level of protection to pension scheme members and beneficiaries.
Given that a large percentage of citizens are highly dependent on their pension schemes for their livelihood, I would like to emphasise the importance of the state-financed pension schemes based on the principle of solidarity.
Firstly, in order to guarantee the security of pension systems, we must diversify income sources and create systems based,inter alia, on public funding from capital markets and employee pension schemes.
The various types of pension schemes operating on the basis of statutory funding, whether occupational or voluntary, today play an increasingly important role in the overall pension schemes in many Member States.
We have a glaring example of a gulf between the two inside the European Union in the form of the pension scheme for officials as well as for those in this House who are in the luxury-class supplementary pension scheme. .
You mentioned pension scheme reforms, and I am pleased to hear that, because people who give up work, very often to care for children or older persons, do not pay adequate social security contributions, and it is often carers who do not have adequate pensions. .
The promotion of the fundamental values of intergenerational justice and solidarity will therefore have to be worked in such a way that it links pension schemes, the budget, debt, healthcare and rehabilitation, promotion of the birth rate and protection for the family and anti-discrimination policies.
To avoid any ambiguity on this very important issue that affects the citizens, I would add that, in the name of subsidiarity,the Commission will be very careful to respect the choices that are made in many of the Member States concerning their attachment to the pay-as-you-go pension scheme.
In multifaceted situations with various traditions and types of pension scheme, and given that the main responsibility for pension reform rests within the remit of Member States, it is impossible to apply the principle of one-size-fits-all.
There is the question of disaffection amongst the young who cannot find work, for whom it becomes more difficult, andof course the problems that many people will face when their private or occupational pension schemes are not able to pay out in the way that they thought they would.
What we need is broad economic governance(pension schemes, labour market, wage policy, fiscal policy) within the European Union which is decided upon by the Commission and which, through a convergence code- that is the term you used- is provided to Member States so that they can apply the rules from the convergence code.
Instead, it should be structured around the increase of remuneration from work, improved social protection andsolidarity-based pay-as-you-go pension schemes, as well as a contribution of capital income to public finances, thereby establishing a new fiscal justice.