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Tags: AGE & employment; LEGISLATIVE bills; EQUALITY in the workplace; PENSIONS; EMPLOYEE fringe benefits
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- Tailoring conditions to suit older staff. Reday-Mulvey, Genevieve // Employee Benefits;May2006, p22
The author reflects on the need of the employers to offer alternative pension funding and retirement scheme to older staff in Great Britain. The author offers argument on the different retirement age of employees depending to its position. He also suggested the examination of life and health...
- International benefits roundup. // Employee Benefit News;Feb2009, Vol. 23 Issue 2, p9
This section offers news briefs related to employee fringe benefits. The Pension Act of 2008 of Great Britain will require employer-sponsored pension or a personal accounts scheme. To stimulate domestic consumer spending, the government of Malaysia has decided to lower the employee contribution...
- Key legislative dates. // Employee Benefits;Feb2006, p16
The article reports on important dates of legislation relating to pensions in Great Britain. The Pension Protection Fund was created in April 2005 and legislation relating to the Pension Act 2004 was introduced. The Finance Act also gained Royal Assent during the period. All changes to the...
- Grace period turmoil. Golding, Nick // Employee Benefits;Oct2006, p11
The article reports on the postponement of the government on the section of the age discrimination regulations focused on pensions until the first of December 2006. The move will cause adverse effects on employers which have already altered schemes to fulfill with the legislation. The...
- Blood boiling or merely in a temp-er? // Employee Benefits;Feb2006, p82
The article presents a benefits manager's insights on the simplification process for pension regulations that will take effect on April 6, 2006 in Great Britain. Optional flexibility is offered by the legislation. A temporary worker may be hired to make an analysis and employee communication....
- The FS Pension System and Sick Leave. // Foreign Service Journal;Jun2010, Vol. 87 Issue 6, p54
The article reports on the significant changes in the rules of the 2010 National Defense Authorization Act under the Foreign Service Pension System (FSPS). It includes the removal of credit for unused sick leave and can reinstate refunded FSPS service credit. The 2010 NDAA allows reinstated...
- Legislators' tough decisions create opportunity for recovery. Hill, Steve // Las Vegas Business Press (10712186);6/8/2009, Vol. 26 Issue 23, pP29
The author commends the Nevada State Legislature for passing Senate Bill 427, which enacts many of the reforms being advocated by the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce. He believes that this move is a great accomplishment for taxpayers and he considers this a victory for future generations. He...
- Miners' Pensions: A Presidential Dilemma. // Emerging Europe Monitor: Central Europe & Baltic States;Sep2005, Vol. 12 Issue 9, p4
Reports on the passage of a set of spending bills which involved the extension of miners' retirement benefits in Poland. Influence of the major social and economic policy debate to the division of legislators; Role of President Aleksander Kwasniewski in the approval of the bills; Opposition of...
- Lawmakers consider changes to cash balance plan regulations. Hofmann, Mark A.; Geisel, Jerry // Business Insurance;4/14/2003, Vol. 37 Issue 15, p4
The article focuses on various activities related to cash balance plan legislative in the United States. The withdrawal of parts of Treasury Department-proposed rules that would have increased the likelihood of plans failing nondiscrimination tests in situations where employees may choose...
