Sentence examples for working benefits from inspiring English sources

A two-year freeze on working benefits promised in the Tories' election manifesto will be extended to four years and last until the 2019-20 financial year.

Freezing tax credits will save the Government £4bn a year while other changes to working benefits will save a similar amount.

Here is the exchange: NICK ROBINSON: If you cut £12bn in working benefits, you're cutting from the working poor?

David Cameron has said that freezing working benefits so that they do not rise by more than wages is "a basic fairness".

When asked if he could live on £53 a week, in response to a question posed by a working benefits claimant, Mr Duncan Smith said: "If I had to I would".

Women working benefits economies.

And reverse Tory cuts to in-work benefits.

The Ellington works benefited from the contributions of the Abyssinian Baptist Church Choir and a parade of superb soloists.

Freeze working age benefits for four years.

Our work benefits all students.

Labour left 5m people on out-of-work benefits.