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• Whitman said she was not responsible for the pension shortfall.
• "I'm not worried about pension shortfalls,"
• The looming burden that these pension shortfalls will impose is well known.
• The company and government officials differed on how the pension shortfall was discovered.
• Its ballooning deficits and large pension shortfall are not an isolated case, however.
• Firms may have to cover pension shortfall
• GM's contribution shifted the biggest concentration of pension shortfall from the auto industry to the steel industry.
• Ford expects to end the year with a $ 6 billion pension shortfall, double that of smaller DaimlerChrysler.
• A host of other issues also loom large, including how to deal with an aging society and pension shortfalls.
• She has reported, written and produced investigative series on pension shortfalls, health insurance fraud and predatory lending practices.
• Canadian Press had a serious pension shortfall, which was, in 2010, valued at $ 34.4 million.
• Companies aren't required to disclose their pension shortfall, as they are in the U . S . and elsewhere.
• We are working with unions to bring down more costs . . . and that includes the issue of the pension shortfall.
• A pension shortfall can increase for many reasons, like retirees'living longer than expected or state workers'retiring sooner than anticipated.
• Texas Pacific Group said it knew of the pension shortfall when it made the offer to buy Del Monte and was able to resolve the problem quickly.
• About 45 percent of Inco's Sudbury employees will be eligible to retire within three years, creating a pension shortfall for the company, he said.
• The new agreement would have the federal government take over a $ 5-billion pension shortfall and pay for the courts, a prison and some other parts of the criminal justice system.
• The agreement makes Brazil responsible for any pension shortfalls from 1998 on, giving the bank an allure it wouldn't otherwise have in a country whose courts are clogged with labor disputes.
• Enforcement has been helped by the Retirement Protection Act of 1994, which requires companies with pension shortfalls of more than 10 percent to annually report their plans'funding levels to workers and retirees.
• United still must line up billions of dollars in exit financing, potentially rebid for a government-guaranteed loan, address a massive pension shortfall and develop a detailed business plan, Ash said.