Sentence examples for work allowance of from inspiring English sources

In the second period it wrongly considers them to be earning nothing, meaning they lose out of work allowance of up to £258 each month.

Working households claiming universal credit currently have a work allowance of £222 per month for a couple with children and £263 for a single parent.

This amount was used to pay transportation and work allowance of the facilitator.

The draft recommendations included a paragraph which said: "The Scottish Parliament will have the power to vary the personal allowance, the carer element, the child element, including the disabled child addition, the childcare costs element, the limited capability for work and work-related element and work allowance of UC".

Mr. Steir said owners were offering work allowances of around $65 a square foot, up from $35 to $40 a square foot a year or so ago.

The group recommended an increase in the work allowance – part of the universal credit benefits system of the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith – to make sure that work pays.

The principle is similar to that of the personal tax allowance, except for those on universal credit (UC) this work allowance is of dramatically greater consequence: everything above it is taxed at least 65p in the pound.

The complication, which occurs when pay dates fall close to the start of universal credit assessment periods, can result in claimants who are parents or disabled losing up to £258 of work allowance each month, CPAG has estimated.

Of the respondents, 55% said they received less than GHC 500 as a monthly salary and more than 80% said they did not receive any form of work allowance outside the regular monthly salary.

The decision to erode the value of the work allowance year on year rather than uprate it with inflation is going to hit four out of five of the 4 million working families expected to be on UC.

That was the point of the "work allowance", and the thresholds were deliberately set at generous levels so that no one moving into work would lose out from doing so.