Übersetzung für "Number pensions paid " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

number of existing pensions | number of pensions paid

deferred pension | deferred retirement pension | dormant pension | frozen pension | paid-up pension | preserved benefits

pension paid as a result of civil accidents

71. Recalls the gender challenge regarding pensions; considers the growing number of elderly people, especially women, who live below the poverty line alarming; stresses that first-pillar, public pension schemes should guarantee at least a decent standard of living for all; stresses that gender equality in the labour market is crucial to ensure the sustainability of pension systems, as higher employment rates enhance economic growth and lead to more pension premiums being paid; considers that th ...[+++]e equalisation of the pension age for men and women must be accompanied by effective policies to ensure equal pay for equal work, reconciliation of work and care for dependents; stresses the need to consider the introduction of care-related pension credits as a recognition of care for dependent persons, which is usually unpaid;

(FR) In 2005, the number of retirement pensions paid on 31 December was 7 472 .

It must be noticed here that the predominantly American character of the agencies and of their supervisors (SEC, US Congress) creates a vast de facto imbalance towards the American side, an imbalance created not by design but capable, nevertheless, of upsetting the smooth operation of the markets (b) Because, despite their, on the whole, quite respectable professional performance rating agencies have suffered some spectacular reverses (recently with the totally unpredicted bankruptcies of Enron and Worldcom as well as with the Asian ratings crisis of 1997) (c) Because – by virtue of high grade ratings having become a legal prerequisite for the eligibility of bonds for the portfolios of institutional and especially fiduciary invest ...[+++]ors (e.g. pension funds)– the agencies have become an essential part of the regulatory mechanism of financial markets, (even though they themselves did not deliberately seek this role) (d) Because, in the course of their normal professional activity, a number of potential conflicts of interest have emerged, namely: privileged access to inside information; earning the bulk of their income from fees paid by those assessed by them; and developing ancillary consultancy business related to the rating of specific clients.

The issue of sharing family responsibilities, and hence recognition of the value of domestic work, has inspired a number of judgments in Germany (the Federal Constitutional Court recognised the equivalence of domestic work and paid work outside the home in calculating the pensions due after a divorce procedure). In France, the Council of State decided, on the basis of the principle of equality between men and women, to grant men a ...[+++]year’s seniority premium for each child, whether or not they bring them up alone, in calculating the retirement pensions of civil servants, a privilege which had so far been reserved for women. In the United Kingdom, cases in which widowers complained of not receiving the same pension as widows in similar situations were resolved by an amicable settlement before the European Court of Human Rights.