Welfare payments are criticised for deterring work and bankrolling addictions.
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Thus, when the Camp bill increased economic growth and tax revenue, JCT had to counter that in the model by assuming higher welfare payments — even though nothing in the legislation actually increased welfare payments.
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Congress has also set some welfare payments at relatively high levels.
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At the same time, government austerity measures have restricted welfare payments.
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It's not to try and to get welfare payments or something.
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Changes and delays to welfare payments account for 44% of its referrals.
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These are not households usually viewed as in need of welfare payments.
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The Freedom Party pledged to deny migrants access to welfare payments altogether.
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As they left the welfare rolls, government spending on welfare payments declined.
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Felix said she did not spend much time worrying about her welfare payments.
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A further claim campaigners make is that minimum wages will reduce welfare payments.
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Then he fell seriously ill, forcing the couple to apply for welfare payments.
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The loss of welfare payments pretty much canceled out their earnings from work.
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Second, the subsidy could be funded by shifting money out of existing welfare payments.
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The Palestinian Authority says they are welfare payments to support them and their families.
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Until Clinton-era welfare reform, SNAP benefits were automatically linked with other welfare payments.
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It said inflationary risks remained, including from an increase in state welfare payments and subsidies.
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In April 2016 most working-age welfare payments were frozen in cash terms until 2020.
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Zuma told parliament his government was "doing everything possible" to ensure welfare payments are distributed.
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Facing a delay on welfare payments, she and her family were struggling to stay afloat.
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It would allow Britain to reduce welfare payments to non-British European citizens living in Britain.
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The key features of that law were to time-limit welfare payments and add work requirements.
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The class of 2018 is focused on bread-and-butter issues: prices, jobs, welfare payments, corruption.
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Promises to soften the blow by increasing welfare payments to poor families were to no avail.
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The emergency brake would temporarily allow the UK to not make welfare payments to new EU migrants.
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"Maybe I can work here," he added, pointing to the Centrelink office responsible for processing welfare payments.
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The program offers people welfare payments in exchange for work on infrastructure projects, like digging irrigation ditches.
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He argues that immigrants are siphoning billions in welfare payments, committing crimes and snatching jobs from Americans.
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In return, the troika insisted on an eye-watering austerity program, slashing jobs, welfare payments and pensions.
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Cameron says it also protects British interests and restricts British welfare payments to migrants from other EU nations.
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The country limits its expats' voting rights (which are withdrawn after 15 years abroad) and certain welfare payments.
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In recent days Mr Abdul-Mahdi has unveiled several measures, such as land distributions and increased welfare payments.
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Meanwhile, the state's huge debts and welfare payments for the old are underpinned by an ever-smaller workforce.
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But anything less than a permanent, well-paid post made no sense, since it would jeopardise his welfare payments.
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Residents could move to the States to find work, and were eligible for federal welfare payments if they stayed.
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The government provides North Korean refugees with low-rent apartments, welfare payments and free health care and job training.
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Liberals use the state to try and address the market's failures, providing services like welfare payments and health care.
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Moreover, PMW noted, "Palestinian law explicitly refers to the payments of salaries (Rawatib), "not "social welfare" payments as some claim.
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This can be boosted by welfare payments but those are lost as income rises — taking away any incentive to earn more.
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Though Canada will offer welfare payments to refugees who do not find work, Brockville's Muslims are anxious that newcomers find jobs.
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Currently, all Cubans are eligible for welfare payments and other public assistance during their first five years in the United States.
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India launched Aadhaar, now the world's biggest biometric database, in 2009 to streamline welfare payments and cut wastage in public spending.
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He complained about pressure from the Treasury to cut welfare payments in order to meet fiscal conditions set out by Osborne.
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In order to qualify for welfare payments, he now has to trudge through a maze of humiliating and Kafka-esque bureaucracy.
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The elderly work at considerably lower rates and rely on public support for health care and welfare payments at far higher rates.
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His idea was to make welfare payments to poor people conditional on their sending their children to school or to the doctor.
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They do not change if you find work; they are generally larger than standard welfare payments; and they don't have eligibility requirements.
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Mr Abdul-Mahdi has unveiled a raft of measures aimed at calming the protesters, such as land distributions and increased welfare payments.
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The Palestinian Authority made an announcement this month about cutting welfare payments to families who live in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.
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Where people are poorest, social spending as a whole — including education, health, and welfare payments — is lowest as a share of GDP.
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They would be entitled to welfare payments and pensions as "provision for them that were once labourers and be now weak and impotent".
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The government's purpose in setting it up in 28 was to help the state correctly direct welfare payments to those entitled to them.
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In order to obtain stimulative tax cuts, Republicans have for years traded Democrats for what are essentially welfare payments administered by the IRS.
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Hoping to head off further unrest, the government announced that it would spend an extra 100m dinars ($40m) on welfare payments this year.
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Those who refused to work on cotton fields risked being fired, expelled from school or having their welfare payments slashed, the report said.
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In the late 1960s, welfare payments to poor black women were expanded, made easier to get, and subject to less oversight over time.
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A Medicaid recipient who works extra hard and increases his income could be rewarded by losing of thousands of dollars in welfare payments.
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The Conservatives' decision to shrink the British state in recent years, cutting welfare payments by about $40 billion, has also squeezed her family.
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Open Society Foundations, a philanthropic organization, estimates that 90 percent of Shutka's residents rely on state welfare payments of 30 euros ($32.28) a month.
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That problem deepened after the reform of 22015, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act, which considerably tightened eligibility requirements for welfare payments.
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In Losing Ground and elsewhere, he has insisted, against substantial evidence to the contrary, that welfare payments cause poor mothers to have more kids.
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The parties said meetings to agree a program to cut taxes, hike welfare payments and bolster efforts to stop irregular immigration had made progress.
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Since the 1960s, America has spent literally trillions of dollars in welfare payments and special programs for housing, food and education for the poor.
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Users are issued with a personal 12-digit identity number which they can then use to access welfare payments, and other government controlled services.
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Ms. Heimel was not earning much when she moved to New York City and then, as a divorced mother, she started receiving welfare payments.
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The document calls for billions of euros in tax cuts, increased welfare payments for the poor, and the scrapping of a unpopular pension reform.
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Welfare was defined as reparation, the nuclear family was dismissed as an oppressive European construct, and requirements for welfare payments were portrayed as demeaning.
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He has stepped up financial pressure against Hamas in recent months, sharply reducing salary and welfare payments that had helped sustain Gaza&aposs battered economy.
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In a bid to allay public concerns about the impact of immigration, Cameron in February negotiated reductions in some welfare payments to new EU migrants.
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Universal credit, the well-designed but underfunded plan to simplify welfare payments, got a small boost in order to ease the worst of its problems.
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Even more so will be the government's bill next year to merge housing and a tangle of other welfare payments into a single "universal benefit".
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The law authorising a national ID was positioned as a "financial" legislation involving welfare payments, enabling the government to bypass the Indian parliament's upper house.
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In September it ruled that it was, and allowed its use in the administration of welfare payments, subsidies and taxes, in effect making it mandatory.
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Income and employment rates cannot fully explain sentiment, though: housing costs, changes to welfare payments and the prevalence of temporary work also play a part.
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The two parties are looking to implement massive tax cuts, abolish unpopular pension reform and introduce new welfare payments to Italy's growing army of poor.
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The end result was that tens of thousands of former welfare recipients moved into Wisconsin's workforce, which cut our welfare payments by more than half.
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Talia Winn, a former home health aide who subsists on welfare payments while applying for disability insurance, had relocated her recreational vehicle a block away.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's jobless total should fall less than initially expected this year, Unedic, the quasi-state fund that manages jobless welfare payments said on Tuesday.
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AT A time when wage growth is measly, working Britons are more enraged than ever by stories about people living the high life on welfare payments.
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Last month, the NAO warned the rollout of "Universal Credit" - aimed at simplifying welfare payments to claimants - may cost more than the system it is replacing.
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In February Mr. Cameron negotiated limits on welfare payments as a disincentive to some European migrants, but this concession is conditional on a vote to remain.
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Instead, with hiring freezes in almost every industry, Mr. Hooper said he would probably have to apply for welfare payments, which he has never done before.
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Such policies seemed devised to restrict welfare payments to those who rely on them and to redress intergenerational economic imbalances, and they are part of Mrs.
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In 2015 California was home to 43% of all families with children that received federal welfare payments, though the state has just 6.303% of the American population.
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He is identified only as "Sami A." because of media privacy laws and was recently collecting around $1,400 a month in welfare payments, German media has said.
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Macron, who promised to revive a sluggish economy and clean up politics, campaigned before his election to increase the CSG tax which helps finance social welfare payments.
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Higher inflation would cause immediate pain for those in receipt of working-age welfare payments, most of which are frozen in cash terms from 2016 to 2020.
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The ONS's measure suggests that in 2015-203 the Gini coefficient for disposable household income (that is, after tax is subtracted and welfare payments added), was 0.32.
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In recent years austerity-minded governments have been more willing to gut means-tested welfare payments than to take an axe to entitlements such as universal pensions.
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A sub-department of the Treasury charged with collecting taxes is used to regulate political speech, encourage virtuous behavior, encourage investments thought desirable and, yes, provide welfare payments.
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Women seeking protection from abuse currently use housing benefit welfare payments to pay to stay in refuges but the government proposes to give grants to local councils instead.
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We will wake up and feel the effects of continued government spending, the persistent lowering of tax revenue, ballooning mandatory social welfare payments, and ever-increasing interest payments.
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But his government has also sought to placate workers, putting pressure on businesses to settle disputes and making billions of dollars available for welfare payments and retraining programs.
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In the developed world, government taxes together with transfer systems like welfare payments are readily accepted as one way reduce the gap between the rich and the poor.
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Egypt recently more than doubled the number of families eligible for conditional welfare payments, from 700,000 to 1.5 million, and rolled out a new housing subsidy for Egypt's poorest.
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So it should come as no surprise that nearly half of child care workers—many of whom are parents themselves—need food stamps, welfare payments and Medicaid to survive.
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The most contentious issue is a proposal to restrict welfare payments to non-British citizens of European Union countries, who have the right to live and work in Britain.
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The government, which has set aside 65 billion Swedish crowns ($7 billion) to take care of asylum-seekers and refugees, is cutting welfare payments and accommodation for asylum-seekers.
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Though he is homeless, he still receives around $35 a week in welfare payments: enough for a meal a day in a country where a typical lunch costs $10.
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Robinson and neighbor Agnes Kabuto, who are both in their fifties, said the erasure of their address in 2015 led to bank accounts being frozen and blocked welfare payments.
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It was the latest criticism of the government's program to issue each citizen an Aadhaar, an identity card meant to streamline welfare payments and reduce waste in public spending.
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Robinson and neighbour Agnes Kabuto, who are both in their fifties, said the erasure of their address in 2015 led to bank accounts being frozen and blocked welfare payments.
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At the moment women seeking protection can use housing benefit welfare payments to pay to stay in refuges, but the government proposes to give grants to local councils instead.
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It may take months to receive welfare payments, and state pensions may be canceled, because the migrants have not been living and working in the city of their hukou.
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Rather, it simply shows that when struggling families receive the survey asking what they earned in the prior year and what welfare payments they received, they often simply don't know.
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JERUSALEM – Israel&aposs parliament passed a law on Monday that withholds hundreds of millions of dollars in funds for the Palestinians over welfare payments given to attackers and their families.
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But this year, the government reassessed Mr. Chandrasiri and said his disability was not as serious as they had previously judged, cutting his monthly welfare payments by just over $20173.
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Le Pen wants to print money to finance expanded welfare payments and tax cuts, ditch the euro currency and possibly pull out of the EU, all of which raise huge uncertainties.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government will make no further cuts to the welfare budget following a senior minister's resignation over changes to disability and welfare payments, his successor said on Monday.
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Inside the model, the new welfare payments reduced the incentive for individuals to work, resulting in a smaller increase in employment, wages and economic growth than tax reform would actually have.
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A Shelter report blamed the rise on high rents, cuts to welfare payments and a dearth of affordable housing and said the biggest increases were in major cities including London and Birmingham.
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Both of the leading candidates agree that to sustain growth over the long term Uruguay will have to cut its budget deficit, now about 5% of GDP, largely by reducing welfare payments.
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In 103 an official in Henan province was found to have 267 bank deposit books in the names of extremely poor people, from which he had misappropriated 500,000 yuan of welfare payments.
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Costs could be lower if eligibility were restricted, or if there were fewer cases of rupture conventionnelle (when employer and employee agree the latter will step down) that already trigger welfare payments.
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" She says her mother was forced to hold several jobs, and relied on welfare payments to make ends meet during the first two years of her life, writing, "My father didn't help.
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In May 2000 congressional Democrats produced a report which furiously alleged that a typical Walmart supercentre in Wisconsin, employing 29.5, costs the taxpayer $215,231 a year in welfare payments to its staff.
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Mahmoud Jibril, a former interim leader of the country, called for a thorough investigation into the abuses which could also have led to hundreds of thousands of fraudulent claims for welfare payments.
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Dwindling welfare payments and rising living costs mean that more and more people could find themselves reaching out to food banks in coming years, according to a new report from Oxford University.
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For the first time since becoming president, Mr. Trump raised the prospect of widespread abuse of welfare payments and hinted that his administration would be making changes to the nation's welfare system.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison effectively doubled welfare payments with a coronavirus supplement in an aid package that was announced Sunday night as the government also instituted a broader shutdown of most businesses.
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After years of receiving welfare payments, last September, Mr. Salee, 30, finally found stable work, snagging one of two coveted positions at the grocery store on Murray after two longtime employees left.
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Among other announcements on Monday was more money to cushion the impact of a new system of welfare payments called universal credit that critics say is pushing some people into acute poverty.
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While in San Francisco, Newsom championed "Care Not Cash," an initiative designed to curb homelessness in the city by slashing welfare payments to homeless people and instead favoring housing and other social services.
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Cash Paymaster Services, a private company controversially given a government contract to manage welfare payments, has been accused of pushing loans and other financial products to welfare recipients and then deducting onerous repayments.
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But following these welfare restrictions, how can you convey to your electorate that you are opening the doors of your country to a million refugees and migrants who are entitled to welfare payments?
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Higher inflation and interest rates would cause pain for businesses borrowing money and for citizens in receipt of working-age welfare payments, most of which are frozen in cash terms from 2016 to 2020.
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In Estonia, for example, digital ID cards are used for everything from voting to submitting tax claims and signing documents, while India launched the world's biggest biometric database in 2009 to streamline welfare payments.
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As a supervisor in San Francisco, Newsom championed an initiative called "Care Not Cash" designed to curb homelessness by slashing welfare payments to the city's homeless and instead favoring housing and other social services.
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Cameron has heard warm words from other European capitals, with even eastern European countries, which had balked at measures to stop welfare payments to EU migrants, saying they were willing to study the deal.
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LONDON — A former leader of Britain's Conservative Party, Iain Duncan Smith, resigned from the cabinet on Friday over proposed cuts to welfare payments, dealing a significant and unexpected blow to Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Those included immediately providing a guardian for unaccompanied minors and granting refugees the same benefits as Austrians — a response to provinces of various political shades curbing welfare payments for new arrivals such as refugees.
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The city's budget relies on seven billion dollars a year in federal funding, for services from welfare payments to rental subsidies and childcare vouchers, all of which would be imperilled if spending is cut.
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While some tribal members wear jeans and use cellular phones bought with government welfare payments and sales of Brazil nuts and cassava flour, they live largely as their ancestors did, hunting tapirs and wild boar.
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He also has been critical of how Newsom dealt with the homeless issue when in San Francisco by focusing on slashing welfare payments to the city's homeless and instead favoring housing and other social services.
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In fact, according to Pew Research, after accounting for income taxes, Social Security contributions, government welfare payments and adjusting for household size and inflation, U.S. median household incomes rose 9.5 percent to $52,941 in 2010.
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In 2001, three scholars at Harvard and Dartmouth — Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, and Bruce Sacerdote — found that the higher the percentage of black residents in a state, the less its government spent on welfare payments.
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Kurz went into government with the anti-Islam Freedom Party and together they have agreed to restrict immigrants' access to welfare payments as part of an agenda that is also heavy on law and order.
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Much of the almost $30 billion in medical and assistance funding is sparked by the fact that noncitizen families in the United States are twice as likely to receive welfare payments than native born families.
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These households bore the brunt of a major bipartisan reform in 1996, which made welfare payments conditional on recipients trying to find work and ruled that no one could receive them for more than five years.
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For example Bathabile Dlamini, who last year was found by the Constitutional Court to have been "reckless" and "grossly negligent" in her conduct before an inquiry into her ineptitude as the minister in charge of welfare payments.
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And they use the fact that many states began implementing work requirements and time limits on welfare payments before the 1996 act to separate out the effects of broader economic trends from the impact of welfare reform.
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Earlier this year the government of Shanghai, where 30% of the population is over 60, threatened to downgrade the credit rating of neglectful adult offspring, which could bar their access to jobs, loans or even welfare payments.
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At the same time Greece does not have unemployment benefits and other welfare payments that are commonplace elsewhere in Europe, the IMF said, adding they were critical for broad social support in a modern market-oriented economy.
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Cameron is urging a vote to stay, armed with a package of measures he agreed with fellow EU leaders this month that, among other things, will enable Britain to reduce certain welfare payments for which immigrants are eligible.
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Most important, they transformed a wildly generous system of unemployment and welfare payments, which allowed some workers to collect indefinite benefits equivalent to about half their previous salary, into one which paid fixed amounts for a limited time.
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As a supervisor in San Francisco and later mayor, Newsom pushed for an initiative called "Care Not Cash" designed to curb homelessness by slashing welfare payments to the city's homeless and instead favoring housing and other social services.
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In 2001, three scholars at Harvard and Dartmouth — Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, and Bruce Sacerdote — found that the higher the percentage of black residents in a state, the less its government spent on welfare payments (see chart here).
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Its chief merit, say its supporters, is that people who are not working, or are working part-time, are not penalised if they decide to work more, because their welfare payments do not decline as their incomes rise.
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With economic inequality a growing political issue in Britain, Mr. Cameron's privileged upbringing and personal wealth make him vulnerable to such attacks, particularly at a time when his government is reducing spending on welfare payments to the poor.
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According to a current draft agenda viewed by Reuters, the two sides would embark on policies that would breach EU rules on fiscal discipline: cutting taxes, increasing welfare payments for the poor and scrapping an unpopular pension reform.
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But we have seen that his true interest is protecting large and powerful corporations who pay their CEOs millions of dollars a year, yet pay their employees so little that they qualify for food stamps and welfare payments.
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People said they knew Romanians who didn't work and sat outside cafes all day spending their welfare payments, and would tell me bitterly that "it didn't used to be like this" and that something had to be done.
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Generous welfare payments make it viable for one parent to leave the workforce and stay at home with the children, while carefully targeted tax allowances mean that a family with three children no longer pays income tax at all.
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While Germany's postwar boom produced some of Europe's richest men and women, from the Quandt family behind car-maker BMW to the owners of discounter Aldi, reform of welfare payments and slack wage growth mean most Germans live modestly.
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As a supervisor in San Francisco more than a decade ago, Newsom championed an initiative called "Care Not Cash" designed to curb homelessness by slashing welfare payments to the city's homeless and instead favoring housing and other social services.
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On the state, he argued that it was reasonable to worry about overburdening business with regulation, but illogical to reduce welfare payments, as most Republicans want, at a time of wage stagnation and rising insecurity for millions of workers.
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That could mark the beginning of a climbdown similar to that seen last year when widespread anger at Osborne's plans to reduce welfare payments for low-earners forced him to back down after a protracted and reputation-damaging row.
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A draft of the accord reviewed by Reuters earlier on Thursday spelt out a plan to cut taxes, increase welfare payments for the poor and scrap an unpopular pension reform which seems incompatible with EU rules on fiscal discipline.
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Help for workers whose low earnings are supplemented by welfare payments, an increase in the minimum wage and new infrastructure spending were features of the first Autumn Statement, or spending plan, from Mr. Hammond, who became chancellor in July.
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A former bodyguard of Usama bin Laden who has lived in Germany for more than two decades, collecting as much as $1,400 in a month in recent welfare payments, is set to be deported after being arrested Monday, media reports say.
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Schwesig said she was also pressing the government to spend about 100 million euros a year more to expand welfare payments to single parents to include children above the age of 12 and eliminate a six-year limit on the money.
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In February, again against security officials' advice, the government decided to withhold 500m shekels ($138m) in taxes it collects on behalf of the Palestinians as a way of punishing the PA for making welfare payments to the families of jailed militants.
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CAPE TOWN, March 16 (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma said on Thursday there was no "crisis" as doubts mount over the government's ability to make welfare payments in April to 17 million needy people because of a service-provider dispute.
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Hearing a case brought by applicants urging the court to take oversight of a new contract, which must be settled before Thursday to ensure April's welfare payments are made on time, the court said her inaction was hard to comprehend.
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At the same time, holding the "Austrian priority" slogan, Kurtz's plans to limit the benefits for refugees, including the closure of Islamic kindergartens, and the provisions welfare payments to foreigners unless they have resided in Austria for five years or more.
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In an interview with Nine newspapers published on Sunday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison flagged welfare reform would be a priority for his government and discussed the cashless welfare card - aimed at preventing welfare payments being spent on alcohol, drugs and gambling.
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The rapporteur was particularly scathing about bungled efforts to streamline the way welfare payments are made to individual recipients after delays in a shift to a new system, known as Universal Credit, led thousands of people to fall into poverty.
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A 2017 study from the National Bureau of Economic Research found that refugees who entered the United States as adults from 2010 to 2014 paid, on average, $21,000 more in taxes than they got in any kind of welfare payments.
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The League has promised to introduce a flat tax rate of 15 percent, which would tax revenues by some 80 billion euros ($95 billion) per year, while 5-Star has pledged new welfare payments for the poor costed at around 17 billion euros.
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Italy already has a debt pile worth more than 130 percent of annual output and the parties' pledge to introduce a flat tax rate of 15 percent, new welfare payments and scrap an unpopular pension reform are likely to street the country's finances.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma told parliament on Thursday his government was "doing everything possible" to ensure welfare payments are distributed on April 1 as doubts mount about its ability to do so because of a service-provider dispute.
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Maybe they really thought they could invent the next Facebook in their basements or maybe they went back to school; or maybe some took advantage of President Obama's loosening of the rules for collecting some types of welfare payments, as conservatives have argued.
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The particular experience of Alaska, which uses its fund capitalized with fossil fuel wealth to provide a universal annual payout, suggests that this kind of structure is quite popular and politically stable in contrast to stigmatized "welfare" payments to the non-working poor.
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According to the Equality and Human Rights Commission, many of them are mothers claiming child benefit and other forms of family welfare and therefore account for a big proportion of welfare payments -- that means they are hardest hit when payouts are cut.
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Yet, the euroskeptics are plagued by internal disputes, underscored by the presence of the Conservative prime minister, David Cameron, in Brussels this week trying to complete a deal on restrictions on welfare payments to migrants from other European Union nations and other sovereignty issues.
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In particular, many AI commentators support the idea of a universal basic income: a dramatic simplification of the welfare system that involves paying a fixed amount (say, $10,000 a year) to everyone, regardless of their situation, and doing away with all other welfare payments.
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Cameron, who is campaigning for an 'In' vote at a June 23 referendum, has said a deal reached with the EU earlier this month addresses voters' key concerns with the bloc through measures such as curbing EU migrants' access to some welfare payments in Britain.
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Among the details, there will be debate over the wording of the safeguards for London's financial sector, on any commitment to future amendments of the bloc's founding treaties and on how long Britain can apply a measure to curb welfare payments for low-paid EU workers.
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In the 123s, the largely African-American National Welfare Rights Organization demanded welfare payments that would maintain a decent standard of living, partly on the grounds that these mothers were working already, raising future workers, and partly because they couldn't find jobs that would support them.
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The responsibilities he will hand off to Mr. Pendarovski include 25 decrees — mostly related to welfare payments for the unemployed and families living below the poverty line — that Mr. Ivanov has refused to sign into law because the letterhead now has a seal of North Macedonia.
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Since 2010, the Conservative government has announced more than 30 billion pounds, or nearly $40 billion, in cuts to welfare payments, housing subsidies and social services, and the British leadership is in "a state of denial" about the devastation its policies have wrought, Mr. Alston said.
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But the document hints that European citizens would probably be allowed to enter Britain freely and directly from Europe even after Brexit, though they might face some restrictions on their right to work or to claim welfare payments as people from outside the European Union do today.
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The League has pledged to introduce a flat tax rate of 15 percent, which would lower tax revenues by some 80 billion euros ($95 billion) per year, according to some estimates, while 5-Star has pledged new welfare payments for the poor costed at 17 billion euros.
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The report estimated a further £9 billion can be added to the bill due to the knock-on effects of poverty, such as lost future tax revenue and additional welfare payments as children who grew up in poverty were likely to have lower employment and earning potential as adults.
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Armed with a cache of annual state-level data on abortions, crime rates and other factors—including economic conditions, welfare payments, access to firearms and alcohol consumption—they seek to isolate the impact of abortion on violent crime, after controlling for other variables that also affect crime rates.
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Le Pen wants to print money to finance expanded welfare payments and tax cuts, ditch the euro currency and possibly pull out of the EU. "Markets will be reassured that the dreaded Le Pen versus Mélenchon run-off has been avoided," said Diego Iscaro, an economist from IHS Markit.
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The coalition partners of the possible new Italian executive, the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the far-right League, are looking to implement massive tax cuts, abolish unpopular pension reform and introduce new welfare payments - all moves that are likely to increase the country's debt and deficit.
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Of those, a net 184,000 came from the EU. "And yes we do need to do things to control migration like restricting in-work welfare (payments) but it would be madness to try to do that by trashing our economy and pulling out of the single market," Cameron said.
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But the welfare payments to families with children under T.A.N.F. — in part because of the program's rules about work and looking for work and in part because the time period during which you can receive welfare is capped — reach a much smaller number of families than A.F.D.C. did.
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At one end of a range of possibilities is a solution under which the law would be changed so that Britain, or any European Union nation, could restrict welfare payments for four years without the agreement of the European Commission or other European Union nations, providing certain criteria are met.
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One of them, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, introduced a bill in January that would end welfare payments and public assistance for Cuban arrivals unless they can prove that they faced political persecution back home—though he stopped short of suggesting changes to the entry privileges in the Cuban Adjustment Act.
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To soften the hardship that many Ecuadoreans will suffer from the inevitable jump in transport fares and other prices, Mr Moreno has promised to increase welfare payments to poor families from $50 to $65 a month and to raise the threshold for eligibility to benefit nearly 5m of Ecuador's 17m people.
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This year, importers with access to heavily subsidized foreign exchange or those with goods to export have made substantial gains, while the tripling of welfare payments to the approximately 10 million poor people on the payroll of state agencies appears to have protected this group form the worst effects of the sanctions.
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Police say the cell's alleged leader — a Bundeswehr lieutenant known as Franco A. — had successfully created a false identity as a Syrian refugee, under which he had been granted asylum, collected monthly welfare payments, and intended to carry out a "false flag" attack with the goal of stoking public anger toward immigrants and refugees.
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I MEAN ONE WAY TO DO FISCAL STIMULUS IS TO TAKE PEOPLE WHO ARE ON WELFARE, RECEIVING WELFARE PAYMENTS AND SAY WE JUST WON'T GIVE YOU MONEY FOR BEING ON WELFARE WE'LL TELL YOU TO GO INTO THE BACKYARD, DIG A HOLE, FILL IT IN, GIVE THE SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY BUT CALL THAT A JOB.
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The newspaper said Germany and France saw the renegotiation of Britain's EU ties as an opportunity to bundle concessions to London with their own wishes to reform welfare payments linked to the free movement of people within the 28-nation EU. Nahles wants to protect German local authorities from having to pay out unlimited amounts to EU migrants without means, the FAZ added.
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In one or more of India's 29 states, it had been mooted as a requirement for access to subsidised grain, cooking gas, free school lunches, welfare payments, government pensions, public health care, fertiliser subsidies, scholarships, fellowships and rehabilitation from sex trafficking; to get a birth or death certificate, buy railway tickets, move large sums of money, file taxes, or buy and sell property.
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"Unbelievably, Minnesota statutes authorize a county to deem a minor 'emancipated' to receive welfare payments to live on their own and allow medical providers to void parental input if it determines the minor is living apart from the parents and is managing his or her own personal financial affairs," Erick Kaardal, an attorney for the Thomas More Society, said in a statement.
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"It's now more imperative than ever that the public can be provided with as much factual information about the EU as possible before they cast their vote." berxit The level of welfare payments to children living elsewhere in the EU, one of the central planks in Prime Minister David Cameron's renegotiation of Britain's EU relationship earlier this year, was also hugely overestimated by many people.
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It is part of a promised "devolution revolution" in which English cities will get more powers over transport, planning and, in some cases, health care, and Scotland will, from next year, get the right to set some taxes and welfare payments (the result of panicky promises made by English politicians ahead of a referendum on Scottish independence in 216, which at the time looked too close to call).
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A. Mr. Cameron's demands go to the fundamental nature of Britain's relationship with the European Union, including the rights of Europeans who move to Britain and the relative power of countries that use the euro as their currency versus those, like Britain, that do not: ■ The right to restrict welfare payments for four years for European Union citizens who move to Britain to work, including "in-work benefits" that typically supplement low-paid employees (this is sometimes referred to as an "emergency brake").
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The government will stick to its ratio of at least 2:1 in favour of spending increase over tax cuts, meaning more money for welfare payments and a health service struggling to keep up with a population that is also the fastest growing in the EU. Donohoe may also add to initiatives already announced and under consideration to boost Ireland's chronic under-supply of housing, including the likely retention of a subsidy for first-time home buyers linked to new builds.
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In recent months, the Authority has conditioned the supply of fuel to the Strip on the payment of a large tax; severely cut compensation to Palestinian Authority employees in Gaza; reduced payments to Israel for providing Gaza's electricity; prevented large numbers of patients from receiving treatment outside the territory; forced thousands of Gaza government employees into early retirement; barred Gaza banks from transferring payments to Egypt in order to obtain fuel for the Strip's only power plant; and threatened to cut off welfare payments to some 80,000 families.
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