The phrase "allowance benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial support or compensation provided to individuals, often in employment or social welfare settings.
Example: "The company offers an allowance benefit to help employees cover their commuting costs."
Alternatives: "financial assistance" or "subsidy benefit".
In his wide-ranging speech, Mr Duncan Smith also criticised the old Employment Support Allowance benefit for signing people off work when they were judged by doctors as too sick to work.
It examines the constraints and opportunities that the Vietnamese environment poses to the design and implementation of company remuneration practices and the salary system and the allowance, benefit, and bonus practices of the studied firms.
The definition of frailty is based on the Pensioners' Care Allowance benefit granted by the Finnish Social Insurance Institution (SII).
The definition of frailty is based on the entitlement criteria for the Pensioners' Care Allowance benefit granted by the Social Insurance Institution of Finland (SII).
Who will deliver a 20% cut to the disability living allowance benefits bill?
With the priesthood still out of bounds, she trained as a deacon and joined a 1972 demonstration against the transfer of family allowance benefits from mothers to fathers.
Under the new rules, the state will limit free places to students on jobseeker's allowance or employment support allowance – benefits paid to those who are actively seeking work.
She told me that she couldn't fill her fridge because her employment support allowance benefits had been stopped – she had been sanctioned by the Department for Work and Pensions because she had missed meetings when her mum died.
To win votes, both have veered to the centre ground and they share a commitment to continue Bolsa Família (family allowance) benefits, improve public services and reduce corruption in line with the expectations of the rising middle class.
Campaigners and MPs – including some Tory backbenchers – have been lobbying ministers to mitigate the impact of the welfare cuts by restoring the work allowance in universal credit, and to reconsider the planned £30-a-week cuts in employment and support allowance benefits due in 2017.
The existence of Sweden's generous parental allowance benefits, which are more often used by mothers than by fathers, also makes integration into the labor market slower for immigrant women than for immigrant men (ibid).
