Background Material and Data on Major Programs Within the Jurisdiction of the Committee on Ways and MeansU.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 |
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FAMILY INCOMES OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ( UI ) RECIPIENTS 1 INCOMES OF LONG - TERM UI RECIPIENTS In the midst of ... income ( dollars ) Average monthly income as a percentage 2,270 1,770 1,270 500 of income in base month 100 78 56 22 ...
FAMILY INCOMES OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ( UI ) RECIPIENTS 1 INCOMES OF LONG - TERM UI RECIPIENTS In the midst of ... income ( dollars ) Average monthly income as a percentage 2,270 1,770 1,270 500 of income in base month 100 78 56 22 ...
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... incomes similar to their levels before UI began . TABLE 7. - FAMILY INCOME 3 MONTHS AFTER A LONG - TERM SPELL OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ENDED , AS A PERCENTAGE OF PREVIOUS FAMILY INCOME All long - term Ul recipients . Working 2 Other ...
... incomes similar to their levels before UI began . TABLE 7. - FAMILY INCOME 3 MONTHS AFTER A LONG - TERM SPELL OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ENDED , AS A PERCENTAGE OF PREVIOUS FAMILY INCOME All long - term Ul recipients . Working 2 Other ...
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... income from , employment or as a result of the loss of earnings disregards . The Family Support Act requires that States guarantee child care if it is decided that ... income of the minor's parents is 604 Treatment of income and resources.
... income from , employment or as a result of the loss of earnings disregards . The Family Support Act requires that States guarantee child care if it is decided that ... income of the minor's parents is 604 Treatment of income and resources.
Page 605
... income States are required by Federal law and / or regulations to disre- gard certain income in determining the eligibility and benefits of families applying for or receiving AFDC . Unearned income not counted by the AFDC program ...
... income States are required by Federal law and / or regulations to disre- gard certain income in determining the eligibility and benefits of families applying for or receiving AFDC . Unearned income not counted by the AFDC program ...
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... income tests : first , a gross income test , and second , a counted ( " net " ) income test . The gross income test is 185 percent of the State's need standard for the relevant family size ; and it applies to both applicants and ...
... income tests : first , a gross income test , and second , a counted ( " net " ) income test . The gross income test is 185 percent of the State's need standard for the relevant family size ; and it applies to both applicants and ...
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Page 71 - Extensive hearings followed before the House Committee on Ways and Means, and the Senate Committee on Finance.
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Page 880 - ... conducted by a panel of appropriate persons, at least one of whom is not responsible for the case management of, or the delivery of services to, the child or parents; — that procedural safeguards that pertain to parental rights are followed when: (16) the child is removed from the parents...
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Page 629 - Federal matching is available only for emergency assistance which the State authorizes during one period of 30 consecutive days in any 12 consecutive months, including payments which are to meet needs which arose before such 30-day period or are for such needs as rent which extend beyond the 30-day period.
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