Sentence examples for difficult welfare from inspiring English sources

The proposals are part of a common endeavour by Labour and the Conservatives to implement difficult welfare reforms, he says.

Goldie said Centrelink's staffing cuts made contact very difficult for welfare recipients, with call times stretching out beyond an hour.

But this may be increasingly difficult as welfare cuts and a growing housing crisis continue to put pressure on people's finances and ability to stay in their homes.

The current bill will make it difficult for child welfare agencies to effectively serve and reunite families, increasing costs to child welfare agencies and risking greater harm to children's development.

In these more difficult cases, the welfare recipients would first be offered job training or counseling.

He said that would lead to difficult debates about welfare immigration, insiders, outsiders and earned citizenship.

He said: "Even on the most difficult issue of welfare, we have agreed to work together to find a solution.

We have to earn it, by continuing to take difficult decisions on welfare, cutting taxes and, above all, by backing British business.

Its right-leaning government said the draft law would create one of Europe's toughest immigration systems, making it more difficult to claim welfare benefits, and only allowing family reunifications after four years of work or education in the country.

Mrs. Cain and Mr. Marti said the last cases were the most difficult because these welfare recipients often had mental or physical disabilities, alcohol or drug abuse problems, little work experience, few job skills and limited education.

In the case study setting, the quasi-market system made it difficult for the welfare state offices to contribute capital for investments in local infrastructure.