Sentence examples for job scheme from inspiring English sources

On welfare, we want to introduce a job scheme to get people back to work," he said.

It may also pump more cash into a job scheme that guarantees 100 days work a year to every poor rural Indian family.

Bennett said while the private companies bore some responsibility, it was ultimately the government that should be overseeing employment schemes more effectively, and that it was "the role of government" to ensure the job scheme was working appropriately.

Krezell hopes Lungs's paid summer job scheme for high school students to work in the gardens – a "baptism of mud", as he describes it – can help plug the gap.

He said job support services were "the weakest part of the services that are provided at the moment" to refugees and the state's program would complement the commonwealth job scheme, Job Active.

Mr Yamauchi says that only a couple of hundred workers turn up for the morning labour markets, compared with several thousand a few years ago.Besides providing a bit of food, temporary shelter and medical care, the Tokyo government has started a new job scheme for San'ya's workers, employing them to clean government property, weed the parks and so forth.

"I think we have to do a better job scheme-wise and finding a way to handle the two weeks in a row the safeties have been down in there and it's been a problem.

"They did a good job scheming us up" he's quoted as saying in the Washington Post.

These job schemes are costly and have a poor record of preparing people for unsubsidised employment.

Job schemes for the young have taken the first big hit in George Osborne's deficit reduction cuts.

Bad points: rising inflation and recession increased the budget deficit, and as unemployment rose, costly job schemes were no longer affordable; high personal taxes blunted incentives to work.