Working families subsequent income distribution for children
Review of policies and interventions for low income families with young children
... low-income families with young children 82 responsible for delivering the programme with funding from public health ...as working well as a monitoring tool, but less well for screening ...
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The cost of school holidays for children from low income families
... are working or undertaking training for work and to audit parental demand (Cameron and Jarvie, 2016; Rutter, ...offering families accessible and affordable childcare in familiar ...
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Declining Health Insurance in Low-Income Working Families and Small Businesses
... 13. In 2011, the Census Bureau revised its health coverage imputation methodology for those who did not respond to health insurance questions. Previously, dependent coverage assignments were limited only to the ...
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Healthy Kids and Strong Working Families: Improving Economic Security for North Dakota Families with Children
... personal income. 2 North Dakota’s working families should be thriving while the state experiences such low unemploy- ment, strong job growth, and a robust ...Dakota families. Rates of poverty ...
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Nutritional status of pre-school children from low income families
... older children; 3) the distribution of z scores with respect to weight, height and BMI were shifted towards higher values compared to the CDC/NCHS, more pronounced in BMI; 4) the aver- age values of z ...
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Making Work Pay for North Carolina's Low- and Moderate-Income Working Families
... moderate- income working families, a state EITC would also further supplement workers’ ...more families that will ...state income taxes owed and provide a refund only to single parents ...
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Children Socialization in Working Mothers Families in University Campus District Peshawar
... to children (UNDP ...family income Women also play important ...young children is widely believed to affect children. A good working mother is one who has the ability to do her job and ...
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A Tale of Two Methods: Comparing Regression and Instrumental Variables Estimates of the Effects of Preschool Child Care Type on the Subsequent Externalizing Behavior of Children in Low-Income Families
... that children who had been in only center arrangements during their preschool years had fewer subsequent externalizing problems, according to both mothers and ...for children who had experienced ...
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Not Perfect, But Still Pretty Good: How the Earned Income Tax Credit Supports Low-Income Working Families
... that families with two or more children in Wisconsin who make between $8,000 and $12,000 are eligible for a combined state and federal credit of more than $5,400, which can exceed 50 percent of the previous ...
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Is Marriage Protective for all Children? Cumulative Risks at Birth and Subsequent Child Behavior among Urban Families
... in income, stable paternal employment, and better maternal psychological functioning, it is unlikely that a marriage will ...risks, children will benefit, regardless of marriage, and families may be ...
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Young children’s and families’ experiences of services aimed at reducing the impact of low-income: participation work with children and families
... of families of young children are addressed, as the system does not appear to be working to meet their needs ...that children need space to play, learn, and to sleep that is peaceful and quiet ...
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Review of policies and interventions for low-income families with young children : October 2014
... low-income families with young children 82 responsible for delivering the programme with funding from public health ...as working well as a monitoring tool, but less well for screening ...
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On your marks: measuring the school readiness of children in low-to-middle income families
... low income families are those receiving at least one of the major benefits, plus all those in income decile ...the distribution of income over the entire non-retired population ...
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Public Attitudes Toward Low- Income Families and Children RESEARCH REPORT No. 1
... two children having a difficult time making ends ...two children ages one and four. She was working last year and is still working at the same ...the children, and meet the family’s ...
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Child Care and Children With Special Needs: Challenges for Low Income Families [Report]
... of children with special needs, particularly those with children with behavioral needs, were ...of children without special needs, their job stability, as measured by the number of months in their ...
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Access to and Use of Paid Sick Leave Among Low-Income Families With Children
... as working ⬎ 34 hours per week in an estab- lishment and “full-year” as being employed in an estab- lishment throughout the ...479 children under age 18 years in 2003 and 2004 of the MEPS, 14 231 of whom ...
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Taxing the Poor State Income Tax Policies Make a Big Difference to Working Families
... disposable income and spending, contributing to state economic ...an income supple- ment, and hence is likely to be less effective in allevi- ating poverty and encouraging ...
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Supporting America's Low-Income Working Families through Universal Paid Family Leave
... Researchers have collected decades of empirical evidence proving that paid leave benefits not only parents and children, but also businesses. Despite widespread public support for a national paid leave program, ...
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Labour supply and income distribution effects of the working income tax benefit: a general equilibrium microsimulation analysis
... low- income earners, labour market participation of social assistance recipients, and the risk of higher marginal tax rates when the tax credit is phased ...additional income support to working ...
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Children from low-income families, in general, and
... many families, especially families with the most vulnerable ...vidual children and families, the operation of child health care practices, and the broad issues of access to primary care and ...
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