Betekenis van:
retirement plan

retirement plan
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a plan for setting aside money to be spent after retirement

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    1. I want you to take over the plan after my retirement.
    2. I bought a small lot on the hillside in Southern France where I plan to build a retirement home.
    3. Discounting of early retirement plan
    4. Operating income/loss before amortisation of fixed assets and of actuarial adjustments in the early retirement plan (EBITDA)
    5. A social plan was implemented in the course of the bankruptcy proceedings, helping CMdR to pay for charges related to early retirement and retraining leave for some of its staff, pending a takeover offer.
    6. Such additional remuneration covers in particular any participation in a share option or any other performance-related pay scheme; it does not cover the receipt of fixed amounts of compensation under a retirement plan (including deferred compensation) for prior service with the company (provided that such compensation is not contingent in any way on continued service);
    7. The French authorities state that the low limits of the abovementioned range take account of the fact that the cost of the reference social plan is increased because of the very large proportion of employees approaching retirement age who leave under particularly advantageous conditions.
    8. a social plan detailing the actions planned in particular with respect to re-training, redeployment and early retirement of the workforce concerned and, if applicable, national specific requirements provided for in accordance with Article 3(3)(c) or Article 3(4)(c);
    9. IFRIC 14 clarifies provisions of International Accounting Standard (IAS) 19 regarding the measurement of a defined benefit asset within the context of post-retirement defined benefit plans, when a minimum funding requirement exists. A defined benefit asset is a surplus of the fair value of the plan assets over the present value of the defined benefit obligation.
    10. In that respect, the French authorities consider that, on the basis of the 2005 social plan, itself based on the 2002 social plan, the range should be from EUR […] to […] per employee, that is, a total amount of between EUR […] million and […] million. The French authorities state that the low limits of the abovementioned range take account of the fact that the cost of the reference social plan is increased because of the very large proportion of employees approaching retirement age who leave under particularly advantageous conditions.
    11. the eligible costs comprise: the planning and implementation of the restructuring plan; the modernisation, extension and reorganisation of production as regards plant, equipment and immovable property under programmes for the recovery and rehabilitation of firms on the basis of greater efficiency and competitiveness; the funding of any property losses deriving from the cessation of activities and from fixed assets not depreciated in full or the funding of depreciation charges of material and non-material assets which are no longer used in the production process; the organisation of training courses; charges relating to the incorporation and starting up of companies, incurred in order to promote the acquisition by the employees of activities or branches of the firm excluded from the restructuring process; payments in respect of severance and early retirement, facilitation of voluntary redundancies; financial and capital rebalancing owing to write-offs of debts deriving from losses accumulated in the years prior to the adoption of the restructuring plan.