Definition of occupational pension in English:

occupational pension

noun

British

The pension paid to a retired person by a former employer.
they were living off modest occupational pensions
as modifier the number of workers in occupational pension schemes has fallen
Example sentencesExamples
- Occupational pensions of a sort were introduced in France.
- Retirement savings schemes fell into one of two categories: provident funds and voluntary, private, and occupational pension plans.
- In his very first budget he elected to tax existing occupational pension funds.
- The pension would most likely not be suitable for people who had access to an occupational pension.
- With the uptake of occupational pensions so low, millions of ordinary workers will have no choice but to work longer or face poverty in later life.
- You could end up with a handful of occupational pensions, each paying out relatively little.
- The job provides a good occupational pension in addition to a full State pension.
- Women are also less likely to be in jobs with occupational pensions attached.
- That said, occupational pensions are by no means perfect.
- At the moment, people with occupational pensions can't retire and then continue to work part-time for their previous employer.

词汇	occupational pension
释义	Definition of occupational pension in English: occupational pension noun British The pension paid to a retired person by a former employer. they were living off modest occupational pensions as modifier the number of workers in occupational pension schemes has fallen Example sentencesExamples Occupational pensions of a sort were introduced in France. Retirement savings schemes fell into one of two categories: provident funds and voluntary, private, and occupational pension plans. In his very first budget he elected to tax existing occupational pension funds. The pension would most likely not be suitable for people who had access to an occupational pension. With the uptake of occupational pensions so low, millions of ordinary workers will have no choice but to work longer or face poverty in later life. You could end up with a handful of occupational pensions, each paying out relatively little. The job provides a good occupational pension in addition to a full State pension. Women are also less likely to be in jobs with occupational pensions attached. That said, occupational pensions are by no means perfect. At the moment, people with occupational pensions can't retire and then continue to work part-time for their previous employer.
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