pension off (Meaning)

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pension off (v)

let go from employment with an attractive pension

grant a pension to

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Upon reaching retirement age, the seasoned professor was pensioned off with a generous stipend.
The aging CEO was pensioned off after a distinguished career at the helm of the company.
The veteran soldier was pensioned off and settled into a quiet rural life.
The once-promising track star was pensioned off after a debilitating injury ended his athletic dreams.
The long-serving secretary was pensioned off with a small but steady income to sustain her in her golden years.
The company pensioned off its older employees in a cost-cutting measure.
The government's decision to pension off military personnel without providing adequate financial support sparked outrage among veterans.
The actor was pensioned off after his star power faded and roles became scarce.
The retiring judge was pensioned off with a substantial package that included health benefits and a residence.
The university pensioned off its emeritus professors in exchange for their continued involvement in research and teaching.

let go from employment with an attractive pension, grant a pension to

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Upon reaching retirement age, the seasoned professor was pensioned off with a generous stipend.

The aging CEO was pensioned off after a distinguished career at the helm of the company.

The veteran soldier was pensioned off and settled into a quiet rural life.

The once-promising track star was pensioned off after a debilitating injury ended his athletic dreams.