Sentence examples for moving benefit from inspiring English sources

Moving benefit recipients from welfare to work, a sound Tory (and indeed Labour) policy, will also be pursued.

Fast forward to the present day and I am on the Flexible (mandatory) New Deal, a mockery of Roosevelt's job-creating investment and welfarism, which aims to move benefit customers from "being passive recipients to active jobseekers".

Such moves benefit the NHS as well.

At the same time we're told that the problem with moving from benefits to work is high marginal rates of withdrawal of benefit.

"Even before the cap comes in we are seeing thousands of people seeking help and moving off benefits," he said.

The cost of childcare is the biggest barrier to parents on lower incomes returning to work and moving off benefits.

A one-off, tax-free payment of up to £250 as a stepping stone for those moving from benefits and into work.

Only two and a half years after its national launch, a quarter of a million young people had moved off benefit and into jobs.

Patients who chose to move hospitals benefit the most.

While the accounting move benefited JPMorgan, its legal liabilities were another matter.

Students say that in the end, the move benefits no one.