Labour is promising to lower the threshold at which victims of domestic violence gain entitlement to legal aid by expanding the types of evidence deemed admissible.
According to some theories of property, an agent making something good gains entitlements over the property.
Suppose, once they have gained entitlement, they are offered a menial job paying low wages.
To gain this entitlement, they must be autonomous that is, not dependent on an authority that itself refuses justification.
Since we mix labour, something that is inherently part of our own due to the indispensable bond to our bodies, with the material we work with, we gain an entitlement to call the thing we mix labour with our own (Locke [1689]; Widerquist [2010]).
Poorer recovery outcomes for workers injured in a work setting, as opposed to a non-work setting, are commonly attributed to differences in financial gain via entitlement to compensation by injury setting (ie. workers compensation schemes).
Train to Gain (the level 2 entitlement), skills academies and the new diplomas are important, indeed revolutionary, advances.
In buying the house, which he eventually wrests from an elderly woman for an amount far exceeding its actual worth (her son refers to him as "Mr. Want"), will Richie gain access to the entitlement of Norumbega's longtime residents?
Employers gain a sense of entitlement: Workers are expected to enter jobs in a flawless, pick-and-mix package, without inconvenient individual glitches such as CV gaps due to a maternity leave, or skill gaps due to a less-than-perfect job fit.
But one wonders if the underlying rationale for this insistence is not the residual shadow of a meritocratic belief that the person with superior native talent has a strong entitlement to gain any superior rewards that society dispenses if society does not insist on strict equality of benefits for all.
