benefits agency造句

• The site is also home to TELACU / Barreto Financial Services, an employee benefits agency.
• The strike will hit employment centers, benefit agencies, pension offices, customs, the Inland Revenue, driving tests, museums and libraries.
• In this case, the approach taken by PPI insurers is consistent with that taken by the Benefits Agency in respect of unemployment benefits.
• The Department was initially tasked with creating Jobcentre Plus and the Pensions Service from the remains of the Employment Service and the Benefits Agency.
• Salem only found out when his income support ceased, and the Benefits Agency told him that they had been informed that he had been refused asylum.
• Notat, whose withdrawal from last year's strike led to the end of the walkout, has just wrested from Blondel the control of the country's unemployment benefits agency.
• They include a BBC contract for an automated newsroom, a fixed telecommunications network for the defense forces and a system to automate post offices and benefit agencies.
• Educated at Pontardawe Grammar School, she worked in the County Courts Division of the Lord Chancellor's Department and at the Benefits Agency as an Executive officer for many years.
• In 1995 the DES was merged with the Benefits Agency and split off the Office of Science and Technology to become the "'Department for Education and Employment "'( "'DfEE "').
• From April 2002 Jobcentre Plus brought together the Employment Service and those parts of the Benefits Agency which deal with customers of working age, into a single work focused organisation.
• In December 2008, the ANPE merged with the Assedic benefits agency to create a comprehensive employment agency called " "'P鬺e emploi " "', based on those of Germany and the UK.
• Union members voted 72, 780 to 40, 142 last month in favor of the strike, which will hit employment centers, benefit agencies, pension offices, customs, the Inland Revenue, driving tests, museums and libraries.
• Earlier this year, Italy said its tax-collecting and social-security offices would not be ready to deal in euros until 2002; in Belgium and Germany, local and federal tax offices and benefits agencies have said the same.
• From 2002 to 2011, it was the name of a government executive agency, formed by the amalgamation of two agencies : the Employment Service, which operated "'Jobcentres "', and the Benefits Agency, which ran social security offices.
• Among the more interesting calls, said Keith Crane, a spokesman for the benefits agency, was one reporting that a man claiming disability benefits for a painful rash on his legs was rubbing them with sandpaper before doctor's appointments.
• Staffed by experienced UKIS investigators, former police officers, former HM Customs Officers and former Benefits Agency investigators, the 18-strong unit ( 1 HM Inspector, 3 Chief Immigration Officers and 14 Immigration Officers ) was granted a number of additional powers traditionally reserved for police.
• About three years ago, the benefits agency announced a dramatic drop in the time it took to process claims to 133 days . But the VA inspector general, the agency's internal watchdog, concluded in a 1998 report that the agency had simply manipulated the numbers to make them look better.
• Beginning in 1989, the department was subdivided into six executive agencies-firstly into the " Resettlement agency ", in 1990 " ITSA " ( Information Technology Services Agency ), the " Benefits Agency " and " Contributions Agency " in 1991, the " Child Support Agency " in 1993 and the " War pensions Agency " in 1994.
• The " Daily Mail " newspaper reported in 2012 that the UK government's benefits agency was checking claimants'" Sky TV bills to establish if a woman in receipt of benefits as a single mother is wrongly claiming to be living alone "  as, it claimed, subscription to sports channels would betray a man's presence in the household.