defined benefit plan termination
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HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 29, 1999--
Waste Management, Inc. (NYSE:WMI) today announced that it has determined to proceed with the termination o...
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If an employer fails, or terminates a defined benefit plan, participants may find themselves facing significant short-falls. While an employer must petition the Department of Labor for a plan termination, the procedure is relatively simple compared to a defined benefit plan. All funds in an employee's account will immediately become vested upon plan termination and eventually will be paid out to each employee. When a plan terminates, the best option for most individuals is to immediately roll over the account into an IRA and invest it for future needs. Other options may be available, but most participants will benefit from keeping the money in a tax-deferred IRA.
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 12, 1999--
Seacoast Financial Services Corporation (Nasdaq NMS:SCFS) holding company for CompassBank, toda...
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...CHAPTER XL: PENSION BENEFIT GUARANTY CORPORATION. SUBCHAPTER E: PLAN TERMINATI... is entitled in connection with the termination of a defined benefit plan. (ii) Payment to PBGC. A...
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WASHINGTON -- Delta Air Lines Inc. won't lower the amount of concessions it is seeking from its pilots any further but would be willing to discuss concerns pilots have about the possible termination of their defined benefit pension plan, the carrier's chief financial officer said in an interview Thursday.
CFO Edward Bastian, following the fourth day of two weeks of hearings before an arbitration panel that will decide whether to allow the company to throw out its pilot contract, made the most definitive statement to date about what Delta is willing to accept and what it isn't.
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United Airlines executives may be busy worrying about an employee strike, but the company will have to confront more long-term employee morale issues in the next several months. After rounds of salary cuts and the pending termination of the company's defined-benefit plan, United will be forced to deal with disgruntled workers and the task of convincing prospective employees that the carrier is a company for which they want to work. Assuming that it does pull itself out of bankruptcy, United will have to find ways to make up for the fact that its compensation packages are among the lowest in its industry.
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WASHINGTON - Delta Air Lines Inc. won't lower the amount of concessions it is seeking from its pilots any further, but it would be willing to discuss concerns pilots have about the possible termination of their defined benefit pension plan, the carrier's chief financial officer said in an interview Thursday.
CFO Edward Bastian, after the fourth day of two weeks of hearings before an arbitration panel that will decide whether to allow the company to throw out its pilot contract, made the most definitive statement to date about what Delta is willing to accept and what it isn't.
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... continue to move from traditional defined benefit pension plans providing monthly payments t... benefit plan undergoes a distress termination. Such amounts could be treated as mandatory employ...
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WASHINGTON -- Delta Air Lines Inc. is "tapped out" and can't borrow any more money to cover its mounting losses, making deep pay and benefit cuts it is seeking from its pilots essential to its survival, the company's chief financial officer told an arbitration panel Tuesday.
But the pilots shot back that the likely termination of their defined benefit pension plan should count for something.