Sentence examples for delay in benefit from inspiring English sources

"They often don't appreciate the downside of screening," Dr. Brooks said, "and they don't appreciate the delay in benefit".

That flies in the face of the evidence from the Trussell Trust, which logs every referral and says 43 per cent are made because of a change or delay in benefit payments.

Additional reporting by Frances Perraudin Anne-Marie Hough, 19 Given an emergency food pack earlier this year, when a delay in benefits coincided with her partner being ill and not getting sick pay.

During discussions to increase the delay in benefits eligibility for the newly unemployed from three to seven days, "there was a general idea that people would have their redundancy payments to get them through".

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Delays in benefit payments accounted for nearly 20% of all food bank referrals, the study found.

Three factors drive up the need for them: delays in benefit payments, debt and low pay.

Roughly a third of their clients are driven to desperation by delays in benefit – no change in proportion, only in the numbers.

Ministers have persistently rejected claims that the rise in referrals to food banks has been driven by sanctions and delays in benefit payments, but Hatton said the link was incontrovertible.

A spokesperson for the Department for Work and Pensions said it was cutting delays in benefit payments – 90% were processed within 16 days – and sanctions were only used against claimants as a last resort.

The shadow work and pensions secretary, Rachel Reeves, said: "David Cameron's failure to tackle low pay, the bedroom tax and delays in benefit payments have led to more than a million people depending on emergency food aid".