Sentence examples for old benefits from inspiring English sources

Durbin, who is sixty-five years old, benefits from a longer tenure in the Senate, where seniority is prized.

The stark findings, first reported by trade publication Inside Housing, reveal an arrears rate three times higher than under the old benefits system.

Ulster Unionist Roy Beggs said the old benefits system that had been replaced in the rest of the UK was "costly and complicated".

But 148 of them were not really retrained; they transferred to Decatur and other G.E. plants at hourly wages of $9 to $12, with all their old benefits.

Reassessments of employment support allowance (ESA) have been suspended as Atos grinds to a halt under the sheer volume of new applications, reassessments, and transfers from old benefits – and the new personal independence payment (PIP) assessments.

The suit said that many agents would have taken customer service jobs at Allstate but that the company refused to hire them for those jobs for at least a year so as to keep them from retaining their old benefits.

For some companies, the old benefit formulas often no longer make sense.

The middle-aged and the old benefit, and they have already landed the young with the bill for their pensions.

Young children, up to 7 years old, benefit particularly from stories that unify, conclude in a safe, kind or happy way.

The coalition abolished nationwide council tax benefit, and asked authorities to relieve local tax bills as they saw fit, while passing them an inadequate cheque – the old benefit minus 10%.

Almost 20,000 people are assessed each week for ESA - including those moving over from the old benefit system of Incapacity Benefit (IB) - in England, Wales and Scotland according to DWP figures.