workfare

workfare

美 [ˈwɜrkˌfer] 　英 [ˈwɜː(r)kˌfeə(r)]

• n.工作福利制（领取福利金的失业者须要参与公益工作等）
• 网络就业福利；劳动福利计划；工作福利方案

英汉双解

英汉解释

na.

1. 劳动福利计划

英英解释

n.	1. a government program in which unemployed people have to agree to start working or get training in order to receive money from the government

例句

In rich countries, workfare is meant to stop people living off the state rather than finding gainful employment.

在发达国家，工作福利意味着帮助人们脱离对国家的依赖，而不是阻止人们自己去赚钱。

And with condemnation has come repression, from increased CCTV surveillance to punitive workfare rules.

伴随着谴责而来的是压迫，从不断增加的CCTV式监督到惩罚性的劳动福利法规。

In the early 1930s, Roosevelt believed in "workfare" and Hoover made loans to bankers.

在1930年代早期罗斯福信仰“工作福利制”，而胡佛却向银行家提供借贷。

Given the need and the trend and the level of poverty, the advantages of the workfare program are clear.

考虑到贫困人口的需求以及贫困趋势和贫困水平，劳动福利计划的好处很显然。

Reward work by further increasing the Workfare Income Supplement (WIS) for older workers aged above 55 and above 60.

奖励工作，要进一步加大工作福利收入补编（迈），为年纪较大的工人年龄55岁以上和60岁以上。

Social Citizenship and Workfare in the United States and Western Europe

美国及西欧的社会公民和工作福利制

Workfare Policy and the Revelation to China

工作福利政策及对中国的启示