Sentence examples for rewarded work from inspiring English sources

I didn't think we could have a welfare reform policy that worked unless we both required people to work, and then rewarded work.

Len McCluskey, general secretary of Unite, points out that: "Since [the Tories] unleashed austerity on working people in 2010, insecure, poorly rewarded work has risen threefold".

Bruce Katz, director of the Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy at the Brookings Institution, said, "The decline in concentrated poverty represents, in part, the triumph of smart federal policies that demolished failed public housing, rewarded work and overhauled welfare".

We have already created a planetary crisis for our grandchildren, a sustained war on terror, the absence of affordable shelter, and a deficit in worthwhile and properly rewarded work.

Nirad Chaudhuri's The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian told the story of the writer's progress from an obscure town in the Ganges delta to university in metropolitan Kolkata, and from there into clerking and poorly rewarded work for newspapers and literary magazines.

The Physics Prize rewarded work that explored why uncooked spaghetti fractures into more than two pieces when broken.

It rewards work.

I want us to build an economy that rewards work.

So we're going to reward work, not just wealth.

First we have to reward work and tackle welfare dependency.

We want to reward work, ingenuity, self-reliance.