Sentence examples for cuts in work from inspiring English sources

Cuts in Work Forces The federal dollars are nearly spent.

"In particular plans, to cut in-work support in real terms in the next parliament can only make the working poor worse off, not better off".

Labour MP Jess Phillips has labelled Iain Duncan Smith "the worst human" for presiding over cuts to Universal Credit that will cut in-work benefits for low-income families.

Having rebranded themselves as "the party of working people", the Tories may have to cut in-work benefits such as tax credits for workers on low incomes.

Cutting in-work tax credits would sink the supposed pro-work welfare reforms, which leaves support for housing and disabled people looking like the principal targets.

Osborne's plan to cut in-work tax credits have proved controversial, with a number of Tory MPs uneasy about their impact on low earners.

The Poverty Profile anticipates that the government's controversial plan to cut in-work tax credits next year is likely to make 640,000 London children worse off.

With pensioners protected, there is growing speculation that Mr Osborne will cut in-work benefits such as tax credits --even though this could undermine the Conservatives' attempt to rebrand themselves as "the party of working people".

As the government looks set to cut in-work benefits, potentially including child tax credits and housing benefits, Hilton's conversion from fighting against the minimum wage to clobbering big companies over low pay is timely for his old boss.

For many EU members, a key principle is freedom of movement, which Cameron's attempt to cut in-work benefits was seen to discriminate against.

Opera companies are not innocents when it comes to making cuts in works.