Sentences with phrase «claimants leave benefit»

This, despite the fact that 90 % of unemployed claimants leave benefit within one year.

Not exact matches

Rebel MPs are not opposed to the principle of reforming the welfare system but are worried about its roll - out: claimants are having to wait up to six weeks for their benefits, leaving many unable to buy food and pushed into debt and rent arrears.

The benefit claimants who have been left to go hungry because they've been sanctioned.

Its politics are also more left - wing than England's, with a centre left government of the European social democrat style - but again, the idea that Scots are uniformly, or even mostly, sympathetic towards benefits claimants and the such like is unsupported by evidence.

The prime minister yesterday apologised unreservedly for the security failing and said no child benefit claimant would be left out of pocket.

Public attitudes towards benefits claimants, Europe and immigration, for example, have hardened dramatically since Labour left office — and not even under a Tory government, but a coalition.

«All of the government's targets for Personal Independence Payment — for claimants to receive greater support, and on savings and numbers claiming — have been missed, while those applying to claim the benefit were often left waiting for months and months before finding out whether their claim was successful,» they say.

Uber's case was essentially that the claimants were not entitled to these rights as they always carried out their work for Uber as self - employed contractors who do not benefit from the right to the national minimum wage or paid leave.

West Coast LEAF and the Community Legal Assistance Society (CLAS) were jointly granted leave to intervene in Denton v British Columbia, a case that addresses whether a claimant who was denied workers compensation benefits is barred from challenging that denial on equality grounds under the Charter because she did not raise the argument at an earlier stage of her case.

Secondly, if a claimant was unable to collect UM benefits from his own insurance just because a negligent driver failed to cooperate or was otherwise denied coverage, this would leave the plaintiff without any remedy to recover damages at all after the crash — which would defeat the purpose of the legislators» goal of ensuring all motorists are covered.

The court in Rea noted that large publically traded corporations benefit more from requiring derivative actions to be granted with leave, since the body of potential claimants is significant and the corporation could be forced to fund potentially frivolous lawsuits if leave was not granted.

This new Act, in our opinion does not favour Ontario drivers and although it says it is designed to benefit drivers, removing the right to sue, will leave many Ontario claimants out of luck and in a potentially bad situation, where they are injured but the insurance company is not going to cover their injuries.