On top of the poverty trap, they face a high probability of soon being back in the queue to obtain benefit entitlement all over again.
He was thankful for our intervention but wonders why it should need the help of a newspaper to obtain an entitlement he had paid for, and handsomely so.
It was very important to improve health equity by enabling disadvantaged groups who have low ability to pay to obtain equal entitlement.
The group helps families obtain veterans' entitlements, promotes patriotism and organizes community service.
The main difficulties obtaining pension entitlements are concentrated among low-educated workers.
Columnist Colby Cosh summed it up in 2006 as thus: "Canada remains in 2006 largely what it was in 2005 a country where cigarettes are taxed 300%, but heroin is free to addicts; where gay widowers have an easier time obtaining pension entitlements than WWII veterans; and where a women can go topless in public unless she has hate literature tattooed across her breasts".
Columnist Colby Cosh summed it up in 2006 as thus: "Canada remains in 2006 largely what it was in 2005 a country where cigarettes are taxed 300%, but heroin is free to addicts; where gay widowers have an easier time obtaining pension entitlements than Second World War veterans; and where a women can go topless in public unless she has hate literature tattooed across her breasts".
(P078, male, aged between 50-54) A number of factors acted as barriers to obtaining benefit entitlements.
Age at diagnosis, year of diagnosis, sex, race, marital status, rural/urban county of residence, census tract-level median household income, and level of education (percentage of people aged >25 years and <12 years of education) were obtained from the SEER patient entitlement and diagnosis summary file.
One or both of these trends obtained for measures of trust, benefit entitlement, and competence such that newcomers were viewed especially negatively and, sometimes, longest-tenure veterans especially positively (Table 1; see Fig. 1 for example plots).
