family income supplement การใช้

• The school leaving age was raised to 16, while Family Income Supplement was introduced to boost the incomes of low-income earners.
• This was established by the Pensioners and Family Income Supplement Payments Act 1972 as a one off payment which was repeated by the Heath government in 1973 and 1974.
• Each extra ? a week in gross earnings, which for most claimants would be subject to income tax and National Insurance Contributions of at least 30p, would reduce weekly Family Income Supplement by 50p, and loss of entitlement took with it entitlement to health and education benefits.
• She had concerns about a bill to mandate an increase in the Working Families Income Supplement ( WFIS ), a tax credit for low-income working residents in Montgomery County, saying the Council already had the authority to increase the WFIS through the budget process, which she had supported consistently during her service on the Council.
• Union members ( and indeed, non-union members who were nonetheless covered by union-negotiated collective agreements ) and their families benefited from lower inflation, more jobs, maternity allowances, family leave, trade union education, improved access to education, Medicare, superannuation, higher pensions, occupational health and safety improvements, family income supplements, and regular real wage increases from 1991 onwards ( after having fallen under Hawke ).
• Supporters of the Accord, however, pointed to the significant improvements in the social security system that occurred under the ALP governments, including the introduction of rental assistance for social security recipients, extensions in child-care funding, the creation of useful labour market schemes such as NewStart and Jobs, Education and Training, the introduction of Medicare, the indexation of family allowance payments, and the introduction of the Family Income Supplement for low-income working families.
• The Callaghan Government also introduced a range of measures aimed at moderating pressures for wage rises and to create a favourable climate  for an orderly restoration of collective bargaining .  These included the granting of family income supplements to bring the incomes of lower-paid workers up to the level of social security benefits, the lowering of marginal tax rates on smaller incomes by rises in personal allowances, and increases in children s allowances ( which were payable to the mother ).
• According to Brian Lapping, this would have been Wilson's largest reform of social security, had it been carried out . never came into being, although it was later introduced by the Heath Government under the name  Family Income Supplement .  In June 1969, the government announced plans for introducing two new benefits for the disabled an  attendance allowance for the very severely disabled, and an  invalidity pension for people forced to retire early due to illness . and the invalidity pension by the Second Wilson Government.