Sentence examples for benefit laws from inspiring English sources

For refugees, welfare issues became more pressing after changes to federal and state benefit laws in 1996 resulted in many immigrants losing food stamps, cash assistance and health benefits.

Robert D. Lipman, an employment lawyer based in Jericho, N.Y., said companies often classify full-time employees as freelancers or independent contractors to avoid certain tax and benefit laws.

But he signalled it was not the end of his ambitions for an overhaul of benefit laws in Europe as he described the judgment from the European court of justice as a "good step in the right direction".

Look, you are now raising issues regarding federal employment laws and benefit laws.

The knowledge-handling dimension concerns knowledge about disability benefit laws, medical disciplines, and occupational health disciplines.

Although the number of state mandated benefit laws has increased dramatically since the 1990s [ 9], few studies have evaluated the efficacy of these mandates.

Registered workers had already had a similar benefit (law 24.714 of 1996).

The Supreme Court ultimately had to decide whether insurance law or employee benefit law governed the case.

At present there are no definitions of 'household' in either tax or child benefit law.

For example, amendments in the unemployment benefit law of Slovenia in the late 1990s required that benefit recipients make themselves available for contacts by employment offices for three hours per day, but results showed little effect on disqualification (Vodopivec,2004).

If employee benefit law governed, the situation would be covered by the federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), and the states would be powerless to regulate at least this aspect of HMOs.