The portion of a plan member's total earnings upon which contributions are based and the pension benefit is calculated (e.g., regular earnings, excluding overtime).
Earnings on which benefits and contributions are calculated. These are not necessarily full or P60 earnings, the actual definition depending on whether fluctuating earnings are excluded and/or adjustments made.
Earnings on which pension contributions and benefits are calculated.
Pensionable earnings are all earnings which could count towards your pension. They can include non-cash items, for example uniforms or accommodation.
The earnings on which benefits and/or contributions are calculated under the scheme rules. One or more elements of earnings (e.g. overtime) may be excluded, and/or there may be a state pension offset.
Earnings between the year's basic exemption and the year's maximum pensionable earnings on which contributions to the CPP are made.
The earnings on which benefits and/or contributions for a pension scheme are calculated.
These are the earnings used to work out benefits and contributions that depend on a member's earnings.- They might not include overtime.- The amount may be affected by state pension offset .
The earnings used to calculate your contributions and pension entitlement. Overtime is not included, but your base pay and variable pay incentives, plus car allowances up to a maximum of $3,000, are included.