North American Free Trade Agreement and Occupational pension scheme: Difference between pages

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A pension scheme provided by an employer to its employees, whether of a defined benefit or a defined contribution nature.

Normally both the employer and the employee contribute to such schemes.

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-''International trade''
+A pension scheme provided by an employer to its employees, whether of a defined benefit or a defined contribution nature.
-(NAFTA).
+Normally both the employer and the employee contribute to such schemes.
-An agreement to facilitate free trade between Canada and the United States (from 1989) and Mexico (from 1994).
+== See also ==
+* [[Contracted out/in]]
+* [[Defined benefit pension scheme]]
+* [[Defined contribution pension scheme]]
+* [[Goode Report]]
+* [[Member]]
+* [[Multi-employer pension scheme]]
+* [[National Association of Pension Funds]]
+* [[Self administered pension scheme]]
+* [[Stakeholder pension scheme]]
+* [[The Pensions Advisory Service]]
-==See also==
+[[Category:Manage_risks]]
-*[[Canada]]
-*[[Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement]]
-*[[European Free Trade Association]]
-*[[Free trade agreement]]
-*[[Free trade area]]
-*[[International trade]]
-*[[Mexico]]
-* [[Trans-Pacific Partnership]]
-*[[United States]]