The phrase 'enter work' is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you could say 'start work' or 'begin work'. For example: "I'm going to enter work early tomorrow to finish a project."
It will reduce the incentive for the first earner in the family to enter work.
It advocated privatised pensions and universities, as well as forcing single mothers to enter work.
As disabilities minister Mr Tomlinson will have responsibility for the Access To Work fund, which provides money for disabled people to enter work.
It says people impacted by the cap are significantly more likely to enter work and that this trend did not exist before the cap was in place.
Overall, too many young people are being saddled with the unnecessary burden of debt as they enter work, warns the report, as a severe shortage of high-skilled jobs hinders their career ambitions.
I'd like to see GCSEs set at what you might call a citizenship level of competence, so that if you pass them you are ready to enter work and to be valuable to an employer.
Most of the Red Brigades terrorists who were convicted in the 1980's of bombings and assassinations, for example, have been set free or allowed to enter work-release programs.
This may further strengthen the hypothesis that recovery processes increasingly malfunction for some reason, once nurses enter working life.
Like it or not, this is the reality facing many graduates entering work today.
A DWP spokesperson said: "These figures don't take into account any expected behavioural change, such as entering work.
While most young women entering work aim for the top, their expectations are likely to drop over time.
