The phrase "allowance for working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing provisions or considerations made for work-related activities or expenses.
Example: "The company has set an allowance for working from home to cover additional utility costs."
Alternatives: "provision for work" or "budget for working".
A Gloucestershire nurse has said that potential cuts to sick pay and allowances for working anti-social hours are "pretty barbaric".
Different OSes for different devices, different programs, different code bases, all with allowances for working with one another but not designed for it.
Caregivers could bring sick children to the HSA at any time, and HSAs would have liked to receive allowances for working during the night and on weekends.
Tell me how hard you would work if you got a generous allowance for not working.
He paid jobseeker's allowance recipients extra for working, he ensured the work was for charities or community projects – no risk of job substitution – and the job market was rising.
But when I asked to discuss one of my benefits - a £500 allowance for work clothes because I wanted to look professional - she told me that she was concerned about my attitude and thought I was being unreasonable.
Nevertheless, two major reforms were implemented after 2010, which in fact had been discussed or planned at the time of the FHCI design: a Performance-based Financing (PBF) scheme and a Remote Allowance for HWs working in rural posts.
The tools make allowances for this, working with DOI numbers when they can, but also doing soft matching between titles and authors.
Nurses also should be provided with fair financial benefits such as allowances for housing, working in remote areas, dealing with infectious diseases, or working in open public areas.
Examples of responses provided in this respect include "we, as health staff, recommend to practice EBF for 6 months, but we don't practice it because we can't do that due to our own working conditions", and "even though there is a law that states the allowance of one hour per day for working mothers to breastfeed, nobody respects that".
