Sentence examples for generous benefits system from inspiring English sources
Many claim that Britain is a coveted destination for migrants because of its generous benefits system.
French jobseekers will face renewed pressure to get back to work as President Macron tightens the country's generous benefits system.
The asylum seekers washing up, sometimes all too literally, on Europe's shores, are not driven to put their lives, and their families' lives, on the line because they've heard that the UK has a generous benefits system.
Much of that higher pay comes from the government's generous benefits systems — which includes paid vacations and leave, a good health-care and retirement package, and, at some agencies, reimbursement for student loans.
Fall straight in to rightwing rhetoric and these are the "good" benefit citizens: the ones who, despite the supposedly ever generous benefit system making them eligible, have resisted becoming claimants.
However, what the EU is now trying to do is get us to provide benefits for those who come to this country with no intention to work and no other means of supporting themselves, with the sole purpose of accessing a more generous benefit system.
"You have a generous benefit system but so do many other countries so I don't know why this debate is so intense in the UK," she said.
It is also an interesting case study of a country which has managed to offset the adverse work incentive effects of a relatively generous benefit system by imposing strict benefit conditionality and making use of referrals to a relatively effective set of ALMPs.
And in a leader last year, the paper, while conceding cheerfully that 'many immigrants, Poles especially, do enrich our country through hard work', made it clear that 'others have come here solely to milk the over-generous benefits system which is the talk of Europe's spongers'.
Other countries have implemented successful activation regimes against a background of less generous benefit systems (Japan, United Kingdom).
