42.7% had a monthly income below US$1,282 (the median monthly household income for a domestic household with older people is US$1,426 in 2006) [ 30]. 9.9% were receiving comprehensive social security assistance (a financial allowance of US$313 to US$567 per month given by the Government to those unemployed or low income family).
Many of them were in vital industries like mining, and the Company administration did not grant financial allowances to support the families of married soldiers, so at least at first, only bachelors in non-essential positions were generally considered to have any moral obligation to sign up.
These include financial allowances to attract and retain health workers such as the rural location/hardship allowance, the public sector retention allowance and the accommodation allowance.
This criticism was applied to all the financial allowances as part of the strategies, as they seemed not to reflect current costs of living.
For a second time, the Beckham name became attached to a change of financial allowances.
The limited effect of financial allowances was also found in Cameroon and Zimbabwe where incentives have been perceived as unequally distributed between health workers.
Our data suggest that it is necessary to increase the transparency in the practice of scientific publication, not only related to direct financial allowances but also related to non-financial conflicts of interest.
The fact that they can result from direct financial allowances is comparatively self-evident.
Incentives: GPs and practice-assistants received only a small financial allowance within this study.
It was also explained that a social grant, established for poor and moribund TB-patients, could encourage non-adherence with treatment because cure of TB resulted in termination of the financial allowance.
Then there is Elternkarenz, up to 36 months of financial support with allowances of as much as 80% of your monthly wage.
