Sentence examples for down benefits from inspiring English sources

Any other approach takes you right down benefits street.

If you want to make sure "work pays", wouldn't it be better to force up wages than force down benefits?

Mr. Kaine will break down benefits of the program, while Santiago Lucero of Covered California and Ed Gómez of Houston Area Community Services explain what consumers need to know about registering for the new plan.

Workers will become more likely to refuse altogether whatever health benefits are offered (about a fifth turn down benefits now because they can't afford their share of the premiums).

President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress are drawing up plans to take on the government bureaucracy they have long railed against, by eroding job protections and grinding down benefits that federal workers have received for a generation.

This whole area is now so muddled and bedevilled by myth and misunderstanding that it's hard to get across what some of us have been arguing, as I did in my interview: that we'd rather people work than draw down benefits!

That would push prices down, benefiting ordinary consumers, enhancing the competitiveness of businesses and saving money for hard-pressed governments.

Down Benefit Street to Waterman, then up Waterman and through the parking lot, back to his dorm.

The Sun eggs on readers to hunt down benefit fraudsters, fully aware that it is less than 1% of claims.

SEIU members, like all service-sector workers, are worse off when large fast-food and retail companies are able to hold down wages and push down benefit standards for working people".

"SEIU members, like all service-sector workers, are worse off when large fast-food and retail companies are able to hold down wages and push down benefit standards for working people," said Mary Kay Henry, SEIU president.