Sentence examples for benefit cheating from inspiring English sources

YouGov finds voters hugely over-estimate benefit cheating, though only 26% think people could live on Iain Duncan Smith's £53 a week.

In other countries, when you jam up the tax take and offer extremely generous benefits, you see pathologies that the right predicts: high rates of unemployment (particularly youth unemployment), fleeing capital, lower gross domestic product growth (thanks to the "deadweight loss" of all that taxation) and, yes, benefit cheating.

Your average British school's attitude towards drugs will be – and, for the most part, has to be – the same as your parents': don't do them, you'll die of benefits cheating.

Some is redirected against benefit cheats, even as unemployment rises.

The phantom benefit cheat is the perfect patsy for austerity.

I agree that benefit cheats should be caught.

"Frankly, I think people who dodge the tax system are the moral equivalent of benefit cheats.

In this climate, a "benefit cheat" and a person on benefits is one and the same.

Why does there appear to be one law for benefit cheats and another for BAE Systems?

Now there's been a complete turnaround and we're seen as benefit cheats," she said.

When benefit cheats get caught working and signing on, they get punished.