workfare

workfare

英音 [ˈwɜ:kfeə] 美音 [ˈwɚkˌfɛr]

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基本翻译或解释：

n. 工作福利制

用法与例句：

They 're trying to get me to do workfare .

他们想让我在那里工作。

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。

Volunteers are recruited and trained to act as family befrienders to maintain regular contacts with the families and assist them in meeting the objectives of the cdac workfare programme .

华助会将招募和培训义工担任义务家庭辅导员，定期与个案家庭保持联系，以协助他们达到华助会就业援助计划的目的。

Decades after america started to experiment with " workfare " , requiring those on welfare to do some work in return for their handouts , france has woken up to the idea .

在美国首次尝试“工作福利制”（即要求靠领取社会保障金维生的人必须工作，以回报其福利的制度）过去了数十年之后，法国的觉醒才姗姗来迟。

Universal studios singapore generously invited 78 children from 35 families under the assistance of cdac workfare programme to experience a marvellous fantasy sunday on 21 march 2010 .

新加坡环球影城非常慷慨地邀请受助于华助会35户家庭的78名孩子,于2010年3月21日度过一个雀跃梦幻的星期天.