welfare payments

It would allow welfare payments to be paid into individuals' bank accounts, hindering theft by state workers.

One in every two euros spent next year by the Spanish government will go on pensions, welfare payments or unemployment benefits.

Should the Conservatives win the British election, they may change eligibility for welfare payments.

Cutting public-sector wages and welfare payments is better than cutting government investment.

Just imagine the politics of a cross-border bail-out that requires a cut in domestic welfare payments.

Yet the centre-right has made welfare payments less generous, cut taxes for the lower-paid and trimmed the numbers on sickness benefit.

The new regulation is expected to affect employees whose companies offer welfare payments in addition to a fixed salary.

Now our thesis might be metamorphosed into "People or companies should receive welfare payments only when they can prove serious need. "

Higher growth reassures markets, increases tax revenues and reduces spending on unemployment benefits and other welfare payments.

The biggest sticking points are possible cuts to welfare payments to poor and elderly Americans; another is higher taxes.

The Canadian government has been giving the First Nation people their daily fish, ( ie. welfare payments) for several generations now.

They now collect small welfare payments and hold down odd jobs to support their families.

She survives on sales of padded slippers in the absence of routine welfare payments.

Welfare payments have been slashed in Ireland and will be reduced in Germany from 2011.

We need to take a long hard look at the whole system of welfare payments.

require the payment of supplementary pension plan benefits when some welfare payments are distributed by installments;