Jobseeker's Allowance

Examples of unemployment benefit

unemployment benefit
The unemploymentbenefit has been cut more than pensions.
At the time of the study, an additional 10 per cent of the unemployed were covered by this less generous unemploymentbenefit system.
Since the two unemploymentbenefit systems differ in level of generosity, they should also ease the economic need for employment to different degrees.
This might lead to differences in mental well-being depending on what unemploymentbenefit system the unemployed individual has access to.
The unemploymentbenefit systems should, for their part, affect the economic need for employment.
The estimations made here show that the unemploymentbenefit was cut more than most programmes.
Similarly, those receiving unemploymentbenefit or income support are 12% and 44% respectively more likely to switch.
Other examples are the unemploymentbenefit/training allowance where the maximum benefit was not adjusted to rising wages between 1993 and 1998.
Turning to unemployment benefits, there are two variously generous unemploymentbenefit systems, for which eligibility is governed by previous employment and membership in an unemploymentbenefit society.
Education and housing are, not surprisingly, excluded and old age pensioners and other areas of social insurance (with the exception of unemploymentbenefit) are not examined.
Unemploymentbenefit, housing allowance and social assistance are more selective income transfers which are of more crucial importance for the worse off than for the well off.
Unemploymentbenefit duration in years.
They also ignore externalised costs such as public aid and unemploymentbenefit.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Part of unemploymentbenefit should be used for this purpose.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
That is not an enormous figure to produce a very great change in unemploymentbenefit.
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