Sentences with phrase «below the poverty line paying»

The agency reported that families with working mothers spent $ 14 billion on care for children under age 15 in 1986, with women below the poverty line paying, on average, 22 percent of monthly income on child care.

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A report commissioned by the United Way shows that 45 percent of Ulster County households are living in precarious financial straits — either below the federal poverty line, or not making enough to pay for basic needs like food, housing and child care.

That is unfathomable to most of the residents of district 14, who live below the poverty line, and struggle to pay the rent and send their children to decent schools.

Individuals at or below 200 % of the federal poverty line do not need to pay initial or renewal vehicle license fees (currently $ 30), vehicle weight fee (currently $ 25 - $ 45) or the $ 3 filing fee.

Providing competitive wage career development opportunities is especially important considering the fact that half of all public school students are now living at or below the poverty line and in light of recent studies which suggest students receiving paid internships receive more job offers and higher salaries than their unpaid counterparts.

A lot of attention is paid to the top - earners, or alternately those struggling below the poverty line.

For some families, unfair pay is the difference between living above or below the poverty line and the difference between access to and affordability of quality childcare and education.

A word of warning from the latest report of Vision Mobile in Q3 2015, 51 percent of mobile app developers are still below the app poverty line ($ 1 - $ 500 total monthly revenue) and this is because they rely on paid downloads and in app ads.

Of the four measures of economic well - being, New Jersey's outlook worsened in three — the percent of children living in families earning below the meager federal poverty line of about $ 23,500 for a family of four, children whose parents lack secure employment and children living in families paying too much for housing.