| 1.
| pension
| A
| management of money or property for someone; organization which supervises the financial affairs
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| 2.
| pension scheme
| B
| to become entitled to a pension, to have fulfilled the necessary conditions, and to have the right to receive a pension
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| 3.
| fund
| C
| in this case weekly or monthly payments into the Trust Fund by employer and employee
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| 4.
| a trust
| D
| one of many equal parts into which a company’s capital is divided
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| 5.
| articles (of the Pension Fund Trust)
| E
| to receive some asset, usually money, to balance some loss
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| 6.
| contribution
| F
| account into which money is paid for some purpose
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| 7.
| to qualify for a pension
| G
| unnecessary (about an employee’s job), leading to dismissal, premature retirement or transfer to another department
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| 8.
| to be compensated
| H
| annual income which an employee receives during retirement
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| 9.
| share
| I
| basic salary without commission or extra payment for special work, overtime, etc.
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| 10.
| redundant
| J
| legally registered rules of the Trust, which deal with the qualifications for membership and a full pension
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| 11.
| a deed
| K
| the money is paid by the company and the employee into a fund during the latter’s working life, so that the employee can receive a continuing income from the fund, after he has retired from the company
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