Also made MBE is Wyn Evans, who receives the honour for her work as a motorcycle racing welfare worker.

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Employers, who normally share with the worker welfare costs amounting to nearly 42% of gross wages, would pay a flat-rate contribution of 25% on jobs up to euro400, reduced to 12% for mini-jobs (cleaners and au pairs, for example) in private households.

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Balanced regulations play a critical role in ensuring that economic growth and public welfare are not mutually exclusive from worker safety to environmental oversight, government regulators are supposed to be driven by an interest in safeguarding our communities.

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Brenner got a social worker to help Hendricks apply for disability insurance, so that he could leave the chaos of welfare motels, and have access to a consistent set of physicians.

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Ms. Voskresenskaya, a former dairy worker, met her husband, Alexei Zaitsev, while they worked on a farm, according to welfare officials in the region and Mr. Akimkin, the family friend and attorney.

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