Sentence examples for work welfare from inspiring English sources

The more work welfare people do, goes the theory, the more respected they will be.

By destroying the incentives to work, welfare states weaken growth, they say.In contrast Peter Lindert of the University of California, Davis claims that historical analysis suggests no link between high social spending and growth rates.

Borrowing heavily from the sentiments of the former prime minister Tony Abbott, Christensen argued that sole nationals who have committed acts of terrorism should have their citizenship "downgraded" to reduce their rights to work, welfare and movement in and out of the country.

In the public sector, work welfare practices account for a higher proportion of HRM systems (relatively) than that of firms, so the benefit policies themselves are almost equal to employees in the public sector.

The poor, for example, are moochers who refuse to work, welfare queens, and rarely living as "traditional families," so they deserve a few more kicks in the gut.

They rated both motivating factors of their work and work welfare as excellent.

Cutting in-work tax credits would sink the supposed pro-work welfare reforms, which leaves support for housing and disabled people looking like the principal targets.

"With the back-to-work welfare reforms, more and more children need the educational services while their mothers are at their jobs".

When we hear the chancellor on the cost of housing benefit, in-work welfare benefits and child benefit, this week, remember the tax gap.

He said EU migrants working in Britain with a couple of children at home are currently able to get effectively £8,000 a year of in-work welfare.

This meant that during difficult times Londoners needed to rely heavily on in-work welfare support and housing benefit, which continued to be scaled back by national government.