Sentences with phrase «concept of social security»

This year's budget introduced the concept of social security umbrella for all Indian citizens.

The question the Court needed to answer here was, firstly, whether housing benefits fall under the concept of social security and social protection, and secondly, whether the Italian authorities could limit the principle of equal treatment to «core benefits» of the social security system in such a way that it would exclude housing benefits.

With regard to the first matter — whether housing benefits fall under the concept of social security and social protection — the Court recalls that it is precluded by the Union legislator to give an autonomous and uniform definition of those concepts.

78 However, the absence of such an autonomous and uniform definition under European Union law of the concepts of social security, social assistance and social protection and the reference to national law in Article 11 (1)(d) of Directive 2003/109 concerning those concepts do not mean that the Member States may undermine the effectiveness of Directive 2003/109 when applying the principle of equal treatment provided for in that provision.

Not exact matches

In view of the increasing vulnerability of contemporary societies to a broad range of social risks, including the possibility of total human extinction, the human rights regime needs to incorporate a broader concept of global human security.

There is validity to the concept of «off book» debt, and it's true that Social Security payments don't show up in standard accounting projections, but debates about government debt already factor that in.

If you're familiar with Social Security, it's a very similar concept, except that an employer is running it for its employees instead of the government running it for all Americans.

Fresh - faced and ready to take on the world, the concept of retiring in the future seemed pretty cut and dried — and distant: Work hard, save, and then retire with your pension plan — supplemented by Social Security.

However, different countries apply varying interpretations to this balance, driven by national political cultures and social histories that can have a profound impact on the scope accorded to freedom of religion through the interpretation of concepts of security and public order.

From that perspective, that concept, in the context of the EU legislation on residence, would have to be understood to mean the basic benefits paid by a State out of general taxation, to which all residents are entitled, whether or not those benefits are based on a right or on a state of need and whether or not there is an associated specific risk in terms of social security.

22 According to the referring court, the issue which thus arises in the proceedings pending before it is that of determining whether the EU legislation on residence uses the same concept of «social assistance» as the EU legislation on social security.

24 However, the referring court is also of the view that the concept of «social assistance» could be given its own particular meaning based on the objectives pursued by Directive 2004/38, which is intended, inter alia, to prevent persons who have not made any contribution to financing the social security schemes of a host Member State from becoming an excessive burden on that State's budget.

Fresh - faced and ready to take on the world, the concept of retiring in the future seemed pretty cut and dried — and distant: Work hard, save, and then retire with your pension plan — supplemented by Social Security.

«Social security and credit reporting, these concepts in my opinion should be changed, broken down, redesigned... It's really a terrible method for identifying... I would like to see something potentially using blockchain technologies, or maybe just a decentralized system, to help the verification and identification of Americans.»

Being able to talk ECEC language and the references to the EYLF and NQS has improved people's understanding of many social and emotional learning concepts covered in previous Professional Learning (e.g. Circle of security).

It says a UBI «is a profoundly democratic and egalitarian concept that promotes both security and genuinely effective freedom» and that it would «overcome many of the problems with the existing and increasingly complex, punitive and unpopular system of social security, which in multiple ways has become a weak tool for social protection but a strong tool for waste and the humiliation of those on the very lowest incomes.»