asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will state in respect of the C.I.E. superannuation scheme for wages grade employees (a) the number of employees covered, (b) the annual income from employees' contributions and the board's contributions in each of the last three years, (c) the number of pensioners, and the weekly amount paid in pensions at a recent convenient date, (d) the number of pensioners with pensions of 6/-, 12/-, 20/-, 30/-, 37/6, and 51/6, and (e) the amount standing to the credit of the scheme at the latest available date, and how this money is invested.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - C.I.E. Superannuation Scheme.
With the permission of the Ceann Comhairle, I propose to circulate a tabular statement with the Official Report giving the particulars requested by the Deputy.
Following is the statement:—
(a) Number of employees covered |
13,100 |
(b) Annual income from employees' contributions and the board's contributions in each of the last three years ended 31st March:—
1955 |
1956 |
1957 |
|
Employees' contributions |
£24,606 |
£25,210 |
£37,132 |
Board's contributions |
£180,000 |
£180,000 |
£250,000 |
(c) (i) Number of pensioners at 23rd February, 1958 |
2,286 |
(ii) Weekly amount paid in pensions |
£2,725 |
(d) Number of pensioners paid specified amounts:
Males |
|
Rate per week |
No. |
6/- |
Nil |
12/- |
1,000 |
20/- |
44 |
30/- |
10 |
37/6 |
550 |
51/3 |
412 |
Females |
|
6/- |
Nil |
10/- |
9 |
13/- |
10 |
18/- |
7 |
In addition there are 244 reduced pensions between 7/6 and 51/3 per week paid to employees who have retired before the normal retiring age.
(e) (i) Amount standing to the credit of the scheme at 31st December, 1956 |
£1,889,260 |
(ii) This money is invested as follows:
Irish Government Securities |
859,955 |
Irish Transport Securities |
551,022 |
Irish Municipal Securities |
311,532 |
Irish Public Boards Securities |
4,500 |
£1,727,009 |
|
On Bank Deposit and Current Account and awaiting investment |
162,251 |
£1,889,260 |
|