Sentence examples for be capable of work from inspiring English sources
This two-tiered benefit includes a more stringent Work Capability Assessment following which those claimants deemed to be capable of work will receive lower benefits than those judged unable to work and receipt of benefit is contingent on them attending work-focused interviews [ 9].
New claimants, judged to be capable of work with appropriate support, could be given only 50p more per week than people on jobseeker's allowance (JSA).
To get either form of JSA you must be out of work or working for fewer than 16 hours a week; and be capable of work, actively seeking and available for work for at least 40 hours a week.
From 2017, people judged as too ill to work, but who may be capable of work at some time in the future, will lose £30 a week, the charity Macmillan Cancer Support said.
Campaigners fear that the PIP changes will simply repeat of the costly chaos caused by the hugely unpopular WCA, which has led to tens of thousands of successful appeals by disabled people wrongly judged to be capable of work, and has brought the system to "the brink of collapse".
To claim unemployment benefits, people must meet certain criteria, such as be capable of work, be available for work, actively seek work, as well as fulfilling contributory or means testing requirements.
And evolution is now reckoned to be capable of working faster than was thought in the 1990s: it may well be that the wiring of our minds continues to develop.
In addition, a system must be capable of working in a variety of situations, including rare ones that require a physiological response to a crisis.
It's a tri-band GSM phone that will be capable of working on wireless phone networks in Europe, North and South America as well as Asia.
