单词defined-benefit
n.: （养老金计划的）固定收益
网络: 确定给付；设定受益养老金计划；确定给付制
（养老金计划的）固定收益:
a fixed amount of money that will be paid by a pension plan , especially when this amount is based on your salary at the end of your working life and the number of years you worked
The effect would be a bit like changing from a defined-benefit pension to a defined-contribution one.
这样的效果有点像退休金从“确定收益”向“确定缴费”转变。
A defined benefit retirement plan characterized by an annual contribution made by the employer for each enrolled employee.
由雇主每年为雇员支付一定数额钱款之退休收益计划。
They do not understand why they should now pay to maintain the more generous defined-benefit pensions of public-sector employees.
所以他们不明白，为什么现在还要为公共部门员工更为慷慨的固定福利养老金计划交钱。
The risk of offering a defined benefit pension scheme is considerable. You cannot invest your way out of the problem.
提供固定收益养老金计划的风险很高，你投资时不可能避开这个问题。
There, thanks to power-crazed unions and a defined benefit pension scheme, the hierarchy is clearly staff, staff, staff.
在那里，得益于醉心权力的工会和确定收益（definedbenefit）养老金计划，地位最高的显然是员工。
The United case applies to traditional defined-benefit pension plans, which guarantee workers a defined monthly income after they retire.
联合公司的案例适用于传统的固定领取养老金计划，它可以保证职工在退休后每月有固定的收入。
"Defined-benefit plans are going the way of the dodo, " says Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton Business School in Philadelphia.
费城沃顿商学院的奥利维亚米切尔说，“养老金固定收益计划就要过时了”。
Nor did they ever think they would have defined benefit pensions, calculated as a proportion of salary at retirement.
他们也从没想过，退休时要领取按薪水一定比例计算的固定养老金。
defined benefit pensions are an unaffordable relic that will disappear from both private and public sectors in due course.
固定养老金成了负担不起的遗留物，终有一天会从私人部门和公共部门消失。
And then came the big shift: Large U. S. corporations moved from defined benefit, or pension, plans to defined contribution plans.
接下来发生了一个重大变化：大型美国公司将固定福利或养老金制度变成了养老金固定缴纳制度。