Sentence examples for replacement benefits from inspiring English sources

On top of the three million hot meals served, households receiving food stamps living in 82 affected New York City ZIP codes were given automatic replacement benefits to replace food lost because of power failures, and additional replacement money went to more than 100,000 clients who applied.

Under the Workers Compensation Laww, a qualified domestic, including many nannies, injured while working may be entitled to wage replacement benefits, as well as medical care for the injury.

3The main target groups for activation programs are recipients (or claimants) of income replacement benefits that are conditional on availability for work.

Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) in particular can confer neuroprotective and neuro-regenerative effects in preclinical studies, complementing the cell replacement benefits of NSCs.

Given that long term benefits primarily reflect lost wages, the likely explanation is that many claimants over the age of 65 do not qualify for wage replacement benefits due to retirement.

In July 2013, Rhode Island became the third state after passing the Temporary Caregiver Insurance (TCI) law to provide employees with caregiver leave and wage replacement benefits through employee payroll deductions.

ESA is an income replacement benefit provided to people of working age who are too ill to work because of a health condition or disability.

Earlier this year he made a Dispatches programme about the scrapping of disability living allowance that questioned the credentials of Atos, the private company administering the replacement benefit.

He said it was unclear whether his replacement benefit plan, or R.B.P., entitled him to extra moneys because of a change in federal pension law.

Over the next three years, 1.5 million people claiming incapacity benefit will undergo a work capability assessment (WCA) to determine whether they are eligible for a replacement benefit, employment support allowance (ESA).

It is quickly established that he suffered a heart attack at work and has recently claimed employment and support allowance (ESA), which is an income replacement benefit for those too unwell or disabled to work, or look for work.