SOCIAL QUESTIONS|social protection|social security · EMPLOYMENT AND WORKING CONDITIONS|personnel management and staff remuneration|remuneration of work
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- Definition regular payment made during a person’s retirement from an investment fund to which that person or their employer has contributed during their working life Reference "Oxford Dictionaries, Definition of pension in English, 1, http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/pension [27.5.2015]"
- Comment "In common usage, a pension is a series of monetary payments to a worker or the worker’s survivors following retirement. (...) The continuing development of income security schemes for the elderly has broadened the types of benefits paid to workers following retirement. Most important in financial terms is the provision of medical services, but other in-kind benefits are possible. (...) Thus, the term pension should be interpreted as including all types of post-employment benefits. More generally, a pension scheme is simply a saving scheme with deferred compensation as the source of saving. In addition, pension is used for arrangements other than retirement schemes. For example, annuities resulting from disability insurance schemes are often referred to as pensions. Reference: IMF, Discussion Paper Prepared by John Pitzer for the Statistics Department of the International Monetary Fund:The Treatment of Pension Schemes in Macroeconomic Statistics, par. II.A.5 https://www.imf.org/external/np/sta/ueps/2002/eng/pitzer.pdf [27.5.2015] See also: pension scheme IATE:3520041 ."