Sentence examples for fall out of work from inspiring English sources

The Labour MP, who is herself a wheelchair user, said: "I can sympathise very much with the community, particularly disabled people who have perhaps worked all their lives and have had no choice but to fall out of work because of an accident or ill health, who have paid their National Insurance payments and therefore are entitled to the benefits.

"But what I'm concerned about is how do we support people with mental ill-health who fall out of work.

In reality, however, 16 per cent of the working-age population will suffer a disability that prevents them from working, while around 300,000 people a year fall out of work and into the welfare system because of health related issues.

With the game falling out of the Nets' reach, Duncan began working the crowd, high-fiving fans and interacting with youngsters.

Like the rest of Paisiello's works, "Nina" promptly fell out of the repertory.

Back in 1992, when the Canadian cod stocks collapsed, 40,000 fishermen fell out of work overnight.

But there's nothing about how to help adults who have fallen out of work get back into work".

While those falling out of work will have to borrow to get their family through their first unemployed week.

"It became really like a scab he could pick when the economy cratered in the mid-1980s and a lot of people fell out of work," Powell continued.

However, the same Treasury estimates show that a household which falls out of work, or is unable to work but not exempt from the benefit cap, will see its resources diminish rapidly to critical levels.

And there is a social safety net – albeit punctured by vindictive benefits sanctions and patched up by food banks and charity handouts – that softens the worst consequences of falling out of work.