Benefit
71benefit dollar — UK US noun [C, usually plural] HR ► in the US, money that an employer gives to an employee in addition to their salary in order to buy things such as medical insurance or child care: »Any benefit dollars that an employee does not use to purchase… …
72benefit offset — UK US noun [C] US FINANCE ► a reduction in the amount of payments someone receives from their pension plan because they owe the plan money or because they are receiving payments from another plan: »A benefit offset can occur when the beneficiary… …
73benefit of clergy — ► benefit of clergy 1) historical exemption of the English clergy and nuns from the jurisdiction of the ordinary civil courts. 2) ecclesiastical sanction or approval. Main Entry: ↑benefit …
74benefit of clergy — n. 1. the exemption of the medieval clergy from trial or punishment except in a church court 2. an administering or sanctioning by the church [a couple that is married without benefit of clergy] …
75benefit society — or benefit association n. an organization which, by means of dues, secures for its members certain benefits, such as life insurance, hospitalization, etc …
76benefit tourism — noun The practice of visiting a country in order to claim social security benefits without seeking work • • • Main Entry: ↑benefit …
77benefit tourist — noun • • • Main Entry: ↑benefit …
78benefit in kind — UK US noun [countable] [singular benefit in kind plural benefits in kind] business british something that an employee receives from the company they work for, other than their usual pay, for example a car or health insurance …
79benefit association — benefit society or benefit association, an association which administers a fund to which subscribing members make small, regular payments and from which monetary assistance is made available in times of illness, old age, or other need …
80Benefit building societies — (engl., spr. bénnefit bilding ßoßaītis), englische Baugenossenschaften; s. Baugesellschaften und Genossenschaften …
