Examples of using Pensionable in English and their translations into Polish
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Workers over pensionable age, women,
A number of Member States have demonstrated that a promising policy option for strengthening the sustainability of pension systems is an automatic adjustment that increases the pensionable age in line with future gains in life expectancy.
including barriers such as insufficient access to care services and lower pensionable ages for women than men see below for a detailed analysis.
often it will require long-term policy efforts that combine equal opportunity policies across several fields before people reach the pensionable age with changes in the pension system.
I have always made it clear that we must keep a pensionable age- an age when you are entitled to claim your pension- set at Member State level but, at the same time,
seeks to maintain a pensionable age, so that people who want to retire can do so
be entitled to an actuarial adjustment of the pension rights they acquired as temporary servants which takes into account the change in their pensionable age within the meaning of Article 77 of the Staff Regulations.
equalising the pensionable age between men
THE PENSIONABLE AGE SHALL BE 60 YEARS.
Is the Commission recommending increases in pensionable ages?
The majority of those persons are of pensionable age.
best be achieved and how could increases in pensionable ages contribute?
safety at work while providing access to pathways for those in real need before the pensionable age.
The European Parliament has views on the statutory pensionable age, employment contracts,
became pensioners after 2007 following Romania's accession to the European Union have not yet received the pension they are entitled to for their years of pensionable service in Romania.
equalisation of pensionable ages between men and women is foreseen, in some cases, steps have also been taken with
the case of sickness, maternity and unemployment are taken into account as pensionable income.
Daily cash benefits for employees equal 100 per cent of pensionable income, and are paid from the first day of sickness for a period of 260 days 52 weeks.
Instead, the national pensionable ages should be observed.
Between 2010 and 2015 the pensionable age for women will gradually be increased to 65.