Sentence examples for provide unemployed from inspiring English sources

It was hoped the 2012 employment legacy project, costing £4.5m, would provide unemployed local residents with jobs after the Games.

In addition, HUD received $1 billion last year to provide unemployed homeowners with loans to cover their mortgages for up to 24 months.

A national salary insurance would provide unemployed people with up to 70percentnt of their previous earnings for up to six months, up to a maximum of £200 a week (including the existing £67.50 jobseeker's allowance).

The team said Wednesday that it would provide unemployed fans with 1,500 free tickets over the course of five home games if they sign up for the Nets Employment Program.

Among the marchers' demands were a higher minimum wage and a "massive federal program" to provide unemployed people with decent-paying jobs.

"Given the choice, the vast majority of the American people would provide unemployed workers and their communities the benefits they continue to need -- Congress should be listening to them".

The oil-for-food system functions, and would continue to function, like a massive welfare scheme, providing unemployed and despairing Iraqis with enough food and medicine to survive, but precluding any sort of productive work or investment.That would ensure the continued misery of most Iraqis, but it would probably not bother Mr Hussein very much.

The program provides unemployed, out-of-school youth in Part Moresby with human capital/training and work experience, as well as income, from temporary employment opportunities, and to ultimately increase their employability.

This aspect highlights the importance of involving employers, focusing at least partly on an on-the-job training component and providing unemployed workers with the appropriate tools to adapt150.

We can make a major dent in the jobless rate by providing unemployed workers with the skills they need to fill an estimated 600,000 vacancies in manufacturing today -- a number that continues to grow.

Jindal said that although he'd accept the part of the stimulus that provides unemployed workers with $25 more a week, he'd turn down the part that requires the state to change its law to increase by about 4,000 the number of people entitled to unemployment compensation.