You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. In today's economy, many low-skilled workers are unable to earn enough money to lift their families above poverty.
Government can use various approaches to supplement or increase earnings for the working poor.
Such approaches can reduce poverty and increase the incentive to work for welfare recipients. The federal earned income tax credit and similar state credits use the tax system to increase the incomes of the working poor. Direct cash earnings supplements, as well as child care assistance and health insurance can be used to supplement low earnings, as in Milwaukee's New Hope Project or Canada's Self-Sufficiency Project. Another approach advocated by some is to increase wages legislatively via the minimum wage or local living wage ordinances that require government contractors and others to pay a guaranteed wage. The Earned Income Tax Credit , by Pamela Friedman WIN Issue Note, Vol.