Sentence examples for benefits supplement from inspiring English sources

cThe study by Buchmuellar and Valetta [25] uses the April 1993 Current Population Survey Benefits Supplement to investigate the effects of employer-provided health insurance on labor supply of married women.

She pays her bills with the $303 she receives each month in disability benefits supplemented by a $314 monthly pension that began after her father's death.

In 1985, he co-founded the Blackstone Group, a small but highly successful investment firm.... Peterson wants to transform Social Security by introducing a two-tiered system of means-tested retirement benefits supplemented by compulsory private savings accounts.

The Health Insurance segment comprises benefits supplementing the mandatory Austrian social security insurance.

Morrison said the Coalition would also seek Labor support for measures including cutting the family tax benefit supplement to fund childcare.

The treasurer rhetorically asked how he could look parents in the eye who were slated to lose the family tax benefit supplement in July, who "earn a lot less", and instead protect those who wanted to put more than $500,000 a year into their super.

These workers continue to be eligible for UB and receive in addition a benefit supplement.

Acoss calculates the real world impact of the cuts, including the decision to force under 25-year-old jobseekers to wait one month for benefits, to put those aged between 22 and 24 on the lower "youth allowance", the cuts to family tax benefit supplements, changes to family tax benefits more broadly and the cuts to energy supplements.

"The government argues that the energy supplements are no longer needed since the 'carbon price' introduced by Labor was reversed by the Abbott government, yet the related tax cuts remain in place," Acoss says, adding that the government makes similar arguments that family tax benefit supplements are no longer needed because of more advanced payment methods.

She cannot apply for public benefits to supplement her income because she has a work permit, and not a green card.

But so does the desire to build up retirement benefits to supplement the often less than adequate pensions of their husbands.