wage insurance造句

• The bill also includes a pilot program of wage insurance.
• They would replace it with supplemental wage insurance, along the much the same lines that Galston advances.
• Even some Wal-Mart globalists argue for some wage insurance to soften the blow of lost wages.
• While a wage insurance plan isn't ready to go to Congress, down the road that could change as well.
• Moreover, a 2007 GAO report shows that in FY 2006 only 5 % or less of TAA participants received wage insurance.
• In New York, Bradley proposed a wage insurance program for workers who lose their jobs as a result of international trade agreements.
• And Samuelson and Bhagwati agree that the way to buffer the adjustment for the workers who lose in the global competition is with wage insurance programs.
• The Senate bill would extend cash assistance programs, which expired in September, and create wage insurance and a new 70 percent tax credit for health insurance.
• That effort would include more money for retraining, health insurance for the unemployed, and wage insurance, temporary payments to workers forced to take new jobs at lower wages.
• On Thursday senators defeated a Republican-backed proposal to kill a provision that sets up a wage insurance pilot program for workers who accept lower paying jobs because of trade dislocations.
• Democrats succeeded in attaching aid to workers displaced by trade, including unprecedented new health care benefits _ which would cover 70 percent of insurance costs _ and " wage insurance " to displaced workers.
• The program is ineffective closing the earning gap because in order to be eligible for wage insurance workers must find a job within 26 weeks after being laid off, which proved to be a very short period.