"welfare protection" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe policies and measures taken by the government or organizations to ensure the welfare of its people, society, or environment. For example: "The government has passed new welfare protection laws to ensure the well-being of its citizens."
I am pro-choice, favor legalizing gay marriages, protecting our environment, enforcing strict animal welfare protection laws (I've been an ethical vegan for 10 years), marijuana legalization, having a welfare safety net for our poorest or disabled citizens, and a radically reduced defense budget and military presence around the world.
What is at stake is the future of the prized French social model of welfare protection, healthcare and benefits, and how it can be protected in a country so heavily in debt that its second biggest public expenditure after education is interest repayments.
He founded the Korean Unwed Mothers Support Network, whose work includes lobbying against social bias and for better welfare protection.
Abrahams said Labour would ensure that self-employed workers got the same welfare protection as workers with conventional jobs.
However, air pollution abatement laws and programs have also recognized that effects beyond health are also important, especially welfare protection.
The constitution provides for welfare protection, access to social security, pensions, free health care, and affordable housing; it also guarantees local self-governance.
Independent research predicts that the economic downturn combined with the radical reforms and weakening of welfare protections will leave many more people facing homelessness.
It was a big night for California chickens, cows, and pigs as midterms voters overwhelmingly supported an initiative codifying the most progressive animal welfare protections in the world.
"[There is] consumer resistance to lowering those barriers – the public do feel strongly for retaining food protections and animal welfare protections," he said, adding that these should be addressed in any trade bills.
It is possible to reform France, and to do it while preserving our social model [of social security and welfare protections] at the same time – even if we need to reform the social model as well".
We Europeans all have radically different views of the proper role of the state, the size of the state, the correct role for competition, whether to favour individual liberty of choice over social solidarity, where to place the cursor when trading welfare protections against dynamism, you name it.
