Sentence examples for payments to working from inspiring English sources

The cuts in tax credits are set to come in the form of slashing welfare payments to working families with more than two children.

In September, the treasurer, Scott Morrison, reduced the proposed 32.5% tax rate to 19% but with a $5 increase in the passenger movement charge and a 95% tax on superannuation payments to working holidaymakers when they leave Australia.

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Among the health-related shocks (Table  1), the potential UK public sector deficit reduction (£15.0bn) is the net result of reduced health-system costs (£15.9bn) and higher social security transfers (£0.9bn) (increased pensions slightly outweigh reduced benefit payments to working age people).

Rather than arguing over extending unemployment benefits yet again, perhaps Republicans and Democrats could agree to tie those payments to work.

Ms. Murphy says homeowners should use the 6 to 12 months of reduced payments to work with a financial or housing counselor, and if possible, save money and pay off secured debts.

*Up to 6,000 new teachers will earn a £10,000 "golden handcuffs" payment to work in more than 500 underperforming schools, the Government will announce today in a White Paper on social mobility, Fair Chances for the Future.

Waiting several days or longer for a payment to work through the system to a biller is often too long.

One way of achieving the £12bn goal could be by reducing the £38bn cost of out-of-work payments to working-age families, for example by cutting entitlements to a third of the recipients, according to John Hills, director of the centre for analysis of social exclusion at the London School of Economics.

The £28.4m bill for pay-offs is almost certainly an underestimate because it does not include payments to people working for private sector firms which run public services.

Shekhar also said that the government had spelled out the terms of what it called a "hybrid annuity" plan for payments to contractors working on the new sewage-treatment plants and other public-works projects.