welfare recipient

The number of welfare recipients is at a 42-year low.

Most of the welfare recipients in the state are children.

The mother, a welfare recipient, had almost no money to give her.

In most states, only 30 percent of welfare recipients are working.

The city is home to 70 percent of the welfare recipients in the state.

More than half say welfare recipients could get along without it if they tried.

For all that, many welfare recipients do try to make it by working.

How many of the nation's five million welfare recipients will then find jobs on their own?

Welfare recipients who pass the test are given a choice of programs.

They increased the money available to provide day care for the children of welfare recipients.

"We do want welfare recipients to have the opportunity to go to work."

There should be one million new jobs for welfare recipients by the year 2000.

The state would be required to provide the education, training, or child care a welfare recipient needed to find a job.

He did not directly answer a question of whether the city would be better off if many welfare recipients left town.

Together, they have fewer than 5 percent of all welfare recipients.

He can support calls to put welfare recipients to work without having to find money to pay for a jobs program.

Another group of welfare recipients could begin losing out soon.

Their plan would require welfare recipients to find jobs if they are able to work.

This is, of course, the same question we are now asking about welfare recipients.

Welfare recipients should not have to pay fees to get at their money.

Eventually more than four million welfare recipients will be sent into the job market.

Fewer than 10 percent of welfare recipients now have jobs.

The group also disagreed over how many hours welfare recipients should work.

Or if the number of welfare recipients increases more than expected?

A. We are aggressively trying to put together programs for welfare recipients.