Present values for the Pension Plan are computed as of
January 3, 2009, using the FAS discount rate of 6.1% and
the FAS healthy mortality table (the sex-specific RP 2000
mortality table projected for mortality improvement to 2015 with
a white-collar adjustment). A participants total benefit
payable pursuant to the Pension Plan consist of two parts: a
pension benefit and a retirement benefit. Different optional
forms of payment are available for each benefit. The assumed
payment form election for the pension benefit is a single life
annuity. For the retirement benefit, we assume that there is a
60% probability that the participant will elect a seven year
certain only annuity and a 40% probability that the participant
will elect a single life annuity. If a participant has both a
pension benefit and a retirement benefit, the payment form
assumption is applied to each benefit amount separately, in all
cases assuming the participant commences each portion of the
benefit at the earliest unreduced age. Benefits under the SERP
are payable as a lump sum, which lump sum has been computed
using the SERPs interest rate of 4.75% (120% of the
October
30-year
Treasury rate for each year, rounded to the nearest 1/4%) and
the mortality prescribed under Revenue Ruling
2001-62.
Present values as of January 3, 2009 of the SERP lump sum
are determined using the FAS discount rate of 6.40%. For both
the Pension Plan and the SERP, we also used the following
assumptions: (i) the portion of the benefit that is payable
as an unreduced benefit at age 62, the earliest unreduced
commencement age under the Pension Plan for the pension benefit
and the SERP, was valued at age 62 assuming the named
executive officer continues to work until that age in order to
become eligible for unreduced benefits, (ii) the portion of
the benefit that is payable as an unreduced benefit at
age 65, the earliest unreduced commencement age under the
Pension Plan for the retirement benefit, was valued at
age 65 assuming the named executive officer survives until
that age in order to become eligible to receive the retirement
benefit unreduced and (iii) the values of the benefits have
been discounted assuming the named executive officer continues
to live until the assumed benefit commencement age (no mortality
discount has been applied). All of the foregoing assumptions,
except for the assumption that the named executive officer lives
and works until retirement, which we have used in light of
Securities and Exchange Commission guidance, are the same as
those we use for financial reporting purposes under generally
accepted accounting principles.
(2)
Mr. Wyatt and Mr. Nictakis do not have any pension
benefits because they were not eligible to receive benefits
prior to December 31, 2005.
(3)
A portion of Mr. Olivers benefit under each of the
SERP and the Pension Plan is payable in the form of a lump sum
at age 65 as a result of service credited under an
alternative formula.