Sentence examples for maternity allowance from inspiring English sources

After submitting my claim I was contacted by the national insurance department and asked to make a payment to bring me up to date, which then allowed me to receive maternity allowance.

By the year 2011, over 39 million elderly people over 65 years old had received health check-ups for free, and over 13 million pregnant and maternal women in the rural areas had received maternity allowance [ 20].

Maternity allowance; statutory sick/maternity/paternity/adoption pay (these will be treated as earnings for UC).

Interestingly, if you do stop your maternity allowance early, but decide you've made a mistake, as long as you're within the 39 weeks, you're entitled to contact DWP and ask them to pay the remaining maternity allowance balance.

But under the new rules, mothers could return to work before this, passing on any maternity allowance to the father.

The policy is cost neutral, she argues, as new mothers will simply share their maternity allowance with their partner.

Fisher also brought about the provision of maternity allowances, the extension of judicial arbitration for labour disputes, and the beginning of a transcontinental railroad.

However, many other benefits will remain under the control of the UK government, including maternity allowances, child benefit and statutory sick pay.

She pointed to comments made in 2011 by Downing Street's then director of strategy, Steve Hilton, who suggested that scrapping all maternity allowances at work would help the economy.

The enfranchisement of Indigenous Australians coincided with a civil rights movement that had earlier vigorously fought to obtain Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people access to some pensions, unemployment benefits and maternity allowances.

As for Britain, while universal child benefits are common in Europe, total payments to families here — including child tax credits and maternity allowances — are the third-highest among the 33 affluent countries that belong to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, trailing France and Luxembourg.