Sentence examples for social security schemes from inspiring English sources

The final and critical factor that destabilized the finances of social security schemes was the rapid growth of unemployment beginning in the 1970s.

Thus the foundations were laid for the complex social security schemes in Latin-American countries that later reformers tried to amalgamate.

There has been a tendency in the period since World War II to bring occupational injury schemes into a closer relation to other social security schemes.

The ID system, according to the government, will prevent welfare fraud and ensure subsidies and social security schemes are reaching the right people.

This paper provides a global overview and analysis of administrative costs for social security schemes (SSS) and private health insurance schemes (PHI).

Lately it has found another articulate Australian advocate, the academic Tim Dunlop, whose The Future is Workless (2016) deems it "suddenly very sexy" – not a description often applied to social security schemes.

So he has concluded that "we must collectively carve out a social security scheme for grandmothers, which will permit them to survive themselves, and secure food, clothing and shelter for their orphan grandchildren".

Approximately 140 countries have some type of social security scheme.

The Congress plan appears to be closer to a social security scheme than a traditional UBI.

Mondragón also has its own bank and a social security scheme that provided a lifeline to individuals and co-ops.

This privileged group included well-placed government servants, who qualified for a civil service medical benefit scheme, and employees in the privately owned organised sector, which had a mandatory social security scheme from 1990 onwards, and received some government subsidy.