Sentence examples for claimants working from inspiring English sources

Chris Grayling, the Conservative employment minister, has hit back at critics of the government's controversial work experience scheme that involves benefit claimants working for major companies without pay.

The government's back-to-work scheme appears to be in disarray after Tesco announced it would immediately offer a wage to all benefits claimants working unpaid in its stores, and several big chains reported they were suspending involvement in the programme.

Other claimants working hard to find a job will be able to continue attending fortnightly meetings, as is currently required.

We measure the benefits of the VR program as the CPPD payments that the program saves over the remainder of a claimants working life when they leave the disability rolls combined with the additional (involuntary) contributions they make as a result of working.

With data from UWV we will determine claimants working status four months after disability assessment.

Once she has no dependants, she will lose £150 of her £500 monthly benefit payment and come under the remit of the participation laws, legislation recently brought in by the rightwing central government to make benefits claimants work harder for their cash.

Moreover, if the claimant works 30 hours or more per week, the maximum credit entitlement is shifted upward by the 30 hour element of the WTC schedule2.

The state may reduce the weekly benefit amount when a claimant works during a claim week.

Cameron stopped short of calling the claimants work-shy, but said those capable of work, should work.

Generally, there is no copyright in an idea...The judge will need to decide whether Mr Brown has copied or borrowed a substantial part of the claimants' work".

In its adjudication the tribunal said: "Disgraceful though it is, the tribunal concludes that a blacklist exists in relation to certain workers in the industry in which the claimants work and that the claimants are all on that blacklist".