Sentence examples for basic social protections from inspiring English sources

Advocates for the Roma say work permits are almost impossible to obtain in Ireland and many Roma do not qualify for even basic social protections.

It is a fascinating insight into what the western media regard as moderation: plunging over half of young people into unemployment, almost doubling child poverty, stripping away basic social protections.

It argued that without investment in more skilled jobs and better social protection, the bottom 30% of earners would continue to work precarious jobs without basic social protections such as healthcare and welfare benefits, and claim less than 2% of the world's income.

Undocumented workers do not qualify for public benefits like Obamacare or government-subsidized health care ― meaning they have to "labor without the basic social protections that are part of our social and legal compact, are easily exploited, suffer sub-market wages and benefits and are denied many of the basic minimums that we have agreed upon as a society," Rainford said.

The experience of the last decade has, however, gone a long way towards allying such fears, as new evidence suggests that providing basic social protection to all of the world's poor would cost no more than 2% of global GDP.

Without a nationality, stateless children can be denied access to basic social protection programmes, cannot earn education certificates or graduate, or obtain an identity card or a passport.

Many of the problems that hamper the wellbeing of children and families in Albania could be prevented if they were able to access basic social protection services.

The first Convention in Albania to reform social care services for those most at risk Tirana, 2 December 2014 - Many of the barriers  that hamper the wellbeing of children and families in Albania could be overcome  if they were able to access basic social protection services.

The poor and most vulnerable people, especially the young ones, do not have adequate access to basic social protection as the existing schemes are rather limited in their scope and coverage, and the system in general is extremely fragmented, ad-hoc and underfinanced.

Many basic social and protection services have been neglected, specifically in the ethnic areas.

"By demonstrating the severe intergenerational declines impacting today's young adults, we hope policymakers take up young adult financial security as a priority issue, and that these recommendations serve as a guide of how to level the playing field and offer basic social and economic protections in today's economy," the study says.