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Retiree in sentence

14 examples of Retiree in a sentence

In 1930, there were 41 workers per retiree.
41 people who were basically outside of being really sick, paying for the one retiree who was experiencing debilitating disease.
In 2010, two workers per retiree in the U.S.
And that he's merely a retiree who happens to steal things - but has a sense of integrity?
Maybe it was meant to be a science fiction story about a retiree with some kind of special power to perform acts of magic that defy any sense of logic, because this movie defies logic.
From Milton, the retiree who quotes Longfellow, to a romantic comment between Grissom and Sarah.
In the United Kingdom, a retiree over 60 is more likely to be a trade-union member than a worker under 30 is.
And there is general support for improving programs – such as food stamps and means-tested retiree benefits – that help those who would otherwise be poor.
The US, for example, will go from one retiree for every three workers today to a 1:2 ratio in the next three decades.
Italy and Germany are headed toward a ratio of one retiree per worker; without more rapid GDP growth, new immigration policies, higher retirement ages, and efforts to stem the increase in welfare spending, taxes will inexorably rise from already damaging levels.
In 1960, there were five workers per retiree; today, there are only three.
Looking ahead, the Social Security Administration’s actuaries forecast that the number of workers per retiree will decline to two by 2030.
That, together with two generations in which birth rates across Europe have dropped well below the two-children-per-couple replacement rate, and what the European Commission describes as “spectacular” increases in longevity, means that by 2050, instead of four workers supporting each retiree, there will be only two.
In other words, the average government pensioner’s benefits are 2.5 times higher than what the average private-sector retiree receives.