Sentence examples for move into work from inspiring English sources

"Under Universal Credit, claimants are more likely to move into work and earn more".

A Conservative spokesperson said: "We now know the benefit cap is clearly working and helping people move into work.

This is intended to relieve the tax burden on the poor, and so to encourage people to move into work.

And only 8% of sick and disabled people without a job move into work in any one year.

A move into work therefore entails a recalculation of entitlement, multiple communications and possible delays and gaps in payment.

It makes it easier for people to move into work and to change the benefits they're claiming".

"It would be hard for him to move into working for more liberal international institutions," says a former ally, "because he's toxic".

They would instead make up the shortfall in rent through other means such as moving into work or increasing working hours.

Work and Pensions research from December found that 11% of households just below the cap level moved into work.

Three in four young people supported by the charity moved into work, education or training, the trust said.

As a result, many people are not prepared to take the risk of moving into work," the DWP says.