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Pensionable.

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Older people increasingly want to continue working even after hitting pensionable age.
The Guardian
2
Officials sources have ruled out any possibility of making the payment pensionable.
The Irish Times
3
The standard job for life, permanent and pensionable model is diminishing anyway.
The Irish Times
4
The increase in numbers will be almost entirely of people of pensionable age.
The Irish Times
5
But there is a small payback when they hit pensionable age.
The Guardian
6
Ballymena's most famous native son officially reaches pensionable age today.
The Irish Times
7
They'll want stable borrowers with solid, permanent, pensionable jobs -even more than usual.
Independent.ie
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Its very existence gave emerging players a pensionable career at home to aspire to.
The Irish Times
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The payment is pensionable and the scheme is entirely voluntary.
The Irish Times
10
However, it said this was not to be pensionable.
The Irish Times
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Sherif Sultan believes that a healthcare system which offers permanent and pensionable jobs breeds complacency.
The Irish Times
12
If you prefer routine and security, a permanent, pensionable, nine-to-five job might appeal to you.
The Irish Times
13
Yet despite Stewart's pensionable status, age is a long way from withering popular music's great bluesman.
The Irish Times
14
In future there will be far fewer in the workforce to support those of pensionable age.
The Irish Times
15
Greece, like Italy, also has a large elderly population, with about a quarter of pensionable age.
The Guardian
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Symptoms of this virus include the usual dog-in-the-manger whinging about three months' holidays and pensionable security.
The Irish Times
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