Sentence examples for benefit seekers from inspiring English sources

This has led to the invention of the so-called "bogus refugee," a term widely used by conservatives and the political right since the 1980s, to dismiss the life-threatening concerns of asylum seekers and declare them as "benefit seekers," "system exploiters," and "queue jumpers".

Britain and Ireland stood alone in opening their markets to all, though even they adopted rules to stop benefit-seekers, and Britain created a registration scheme.

But let us see how realistic Cameron's fear is that opening of the labour market to people from my home country will result in an influx of benefits-seekers.

Those who 'don't need' child benefit Attention seekers Happy to confess to doing-nicely-but-with-a-social-conscience.

Bahrain's Interior Ministry announced over the weekend that it was seeking to hire 20,000 people, a measure it said was designed to benefit job seekers and improve security in the country, which is home to a United States naval base.

Labour unions need to reconsider how employment protection for permanent workers can be adapted to benefit job seekers too.

Such an open-arms reception of industry benefits job seekers in myriad ways, says Robert Sorrell, British Petroleum's (BP's) vice president of public-private partnerships.

For perceived benefits, feedback seekers look for credibility, seeking feedback from individuals who possess relevant and accurate information (Fedor et al., 1992; Finkelstein and Fishbach, 2012).

Those who refuse to take part in the scheme [this means the proposed scheme, an official has just clarified] will lose automatic entitlement to some benefits including job seekers' allowance and housing benefit.

It will create an environment that benefits rent-seekers over wealth creators.

Replaces welfare benefits for asylum seekers with vouchers worth £35 a week for an adult.