welfare

(Askeri) SOSYAL YARDIM FONLARI: Özellikle kar getiren faaliyet merkezlerinden elde edilmiş gelirle kurulan ve devam ettirilen bütçe dışı fonlar. Askeri sosyal yardım fonları, bütçe içi tahsisatla sağlanmış moral, sosyal yardım ve eğlendirme tesisleriyle hizmetleri takviye için kullanılır. Bu fonlarla tedarik edilmiş eğlendirme tipi malzeme ve hizmetlerden, askeri personel ve yakınları birlikte faydalanırlar. Yapılan masrafların, askeri personelin öncelikle karşılanması gerekli ihtiyaçlarına nazaran bir mahiyet arz etmeleri halinde; fon, bu personelin özellikle reşit olmayan yakınları için kullanılabilir. Deniz aşırı bölgelerde fon, sivil personel ile yakınlarının arızı olarak, istifadesine arz edilebilir. Tesis komutanı tarafından sivil personelin morali bakımından, lüzumlu kabul edilen bazı eğlendirme ve mahdut sosyal yardım hizmetleri meydana getirmek üzere sivil sosyal yardım fonlarından faydalanılır. Eğlendirme tesislerinde, mahpuslar için de sosyal yardım fonları kurulabilir

welfare officer

(Politika, Siyaset) sosyal hizmetler memuru

welfare officer

(Politika, Siyaset) refah memuru

welfare payments

(Ticaret) sosyal güvenlik ödenekleri

welfare plan

(Ticaret) refah planı

welfare region

darüâ€™s-selam

welfare service

(Askeri) SOSYAL HİZMET: Belirli bir insan topluluğunu, sosyal bakımdan daha iyi bir duruma sokmak maksadıyla kurulan teşkilat ve bu teşkilatın gördüğü hizmet

(Ticaret) refah teorisi

welfare work

sosyal yardım çalışmaları

welfare worker

(Ticaret) kamu görevlisi

welfare worker

sosyal yardım görevlisi

(Tıp) çocuk sağlığı

child welfare

çocuk esirgeme

Minister of Public Health and Welfare

Sağlık Bakanı

Ministry of Public Health and Welfare

Sağlık ve Sosyal Yardım Bakanlığı

Sosyal refahla ilgili konferansa katıldı. - She attended the lecture on social welfare.

Almanlar güçlü bir sosyal refah devletine değer verirler. - Germans value a strong social welfare state.

Animal Welfare Society

Hayvanları Koruma Cemiyeti

a case for a welfare worker

bir sosyal görevli bir durum

be on welfare

yardım alıyor olmak

emergency welfare team

acil yardım ekibi

infant welfare center

bebek refah merkezi

ministry of health and welfare

sağlık ve refah bakanlığı

(Ticaret) ekonomik refah

health, morale, and welfare

(Askeri) sağlık, moral ve refah

missile warning receiver; morale, welfare, and recreation

(Askeri) füze uyarı almacı; moral, sağlık ve eğlence

on welfare

ihtiyaç dolayısıyla resmi kuruluştan yardım alan

public welfare

kamu yararı

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von welfare im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: health, happiness and prosperity; well-doing or well-being in any respect; aid, provided by a government, etc. to people in need, especially financial aid; benefit, happiness, well-being; {n} happiness, prosperity, success, health; a contented state of being happy and healthy and prosperous; "the town was finally on the upbeat after our recent troubles"; Government aid (in the form of services and money) to the poor; In the United States, welfare is money that is paid by the government to people who are unemployed, poor, or sick. States such as Michigan and Massachusetts are making deep cuts in welfare. or social welfare Any of a variety of governmental programs that provide assistance to those in need. Programs include pensions, disability and unemployment insurance, family allowances, survivor benefits, and national health insurance. The earliest modern welfare laws were enacted in Germany in the 1880s (see social insurance), and by the 1920s and '30s most Western countries had adopted similar programs. Most industrialized countries require firms to insure workers for disability (see workers' compensation) so that they have income if they are injured, whether temporarily or permanently. For disability from illness unrelated to occupational injury, most industrial states pay a short-term benefit followed by a long-term pension. Many countries pay a family allowance to reduce the poverty of large families or to increase the birth rate. Survivor benefits, provided for widows below pension age who are left with a dependent child, vary considerably among nations and generally cease if the woman remarries. Among the world's wealthy countries, only the U.S. fails to provide national health insurance other than for the aged and the poor (see Medicare and Medicaid). social welfare Welfare Party Welfare Island welfare economics welfare state; governmental provision of economic assistance to persons in need; The welfare of a person or group is their health, comfort, and happiness. I do not think he is considering Emma's welfare He was the head of a charity for the welfare of children; {s} of or relating to a welfare state; = See Public Assistance; Consideration for the comfort and well bieng of farm animals The Farm Animal Welfare Council (FAWC) has issued 'Codes of Practice' covering the treatment and management of farm animals; *: Aid in the form of money or necessities that are distributed those in need by a governmental agency or program; Welfare services are provided to help with people's living conditions and financial problems. Child welfare services are well established and comprehensive He has urged complete reform of the welfare system; health, happiness and prosperity; contentment; Well-doing or well-being in any respect; the enjoyment of health and the common blessings of life; exemption from any evil or calamity; prosperity; happiness; something that aids or promotes well-being; "for the common good"; Includes potential to harm animal or ecosystem health, economic activity, or the comfortable enjoyment of life and property 1; {i} well-being; happiness, prosperity; support, aid; financial assistance for the needy; an index of well-being; hale; weal
welfare Cadillac: The case of a person or group receiving public benefits, although the benefits are not actually needed by the recipient or are obtained by fraud
welfare Cadillacs: plural form of welfare Cadillac
welfare hotel: A hotel where people receiving welfare can stay until permanent housing is found
welfare parasite: A person that is seen as living on the welfare of others
welfare parasites: plural form of welfare parasite
welfare state: a social system in which the state takes overall responsibility for the welfare of its citizens, providing health care, education, unemployment compensation and social security
welfare state: a state or nation in which such a system operates
welfare states: plural form of welfare state
welfare-to-work: A social program designed to wean those receiving government benefits back into employment
welfare state: A system in which the government undertakes the chief responsibility for providing for the social and economic security of its population, usually through unemployment insurance, old-age pensions, and other social-security measures
welfare system: A system in which the government undertakes the chief responsibility for providing for the social and economic security of its population, usually through unemployment insurance, old-age pensions, and other social-security measures
Welfare Ministry: government department which handles social aid programs
welfare benefit: assistance to people in need
welfare benefits: financial aid and other assistance provided by government or other agencies to people who are unemployed or in financial need
welfare case: a case for a welfare worker
welfare department: municipal division that deals with issues of earnings, division that deals with support of people in need
welfare economics: economics intended to provide benefits to the population
welfare economics: Branch of economics established in the 20th century that seeks to evaluate economic policies in terms of their effects on the community's well-being. Early theorists defined welfare as the sum of the satisfactions accruing to an individual through an economic system. Believing it was possible to compare the well-being of two or more individuals, they argued that a poor person would derive more satisfaction from an increase in income than would a rich person. Later writers argued that making such comparisons with any precision was impossible. A new and more limited criterion was later developed: one economic situation was deemed superior to another if at least one person had been made better off without anyone else being made worse off. See also consumer's surplus; Vilfredo Pareto
welfare officer: officer that handles soldiers' personal problems
welfare state: a government that undertakes responsibility for the welfare of its citizens through programs in public health and public housing and pensions and unemployment compensation etc
welfare state: Goods and services provided by governments for the public, these include the National Health Service, State education, unemployment benefit and training for the unemployed
welfare state: In Britain and some other countries, the welfare state is a system in which the government provides free social services such as health and education and gives money to people when they are unable to work, for example because they are old, unemployed, or sick. Concept of government in which the state plays a key role in protecting and promoting the economic and social well-being of its citizens. It is based on the principles of equality of opportunity, equitable distribution of wealth, and public responsibility for those who lack the minimal provisions for a good life. The term may be applied to a variety of forms of economic and social organization. A basic feature of the welfare state is social insurance, intended to provide benefits during periods of greatest need (e.g., old age, illness, unemployment). The welfare state also usually includes public provision of education, health services, and housing. Such provisions are less extensive in the U.S. than in many European countries, where comprehensive health coverage and state-subsidized university-level education have been common. In countries with centrally planned economies, the welfare state also covers employment and administration of consumer prices. Most nations have instituted at least some of the measures associated with the welfare state; Britain adopted comprehensive social insurance in 1948, and in the U.S., social-legislation programs such as the New Deal and the Fair Deal were based on welfare-state principles. Scandinavian countries provide state aid for the individual in almost all phases of life
welfare state: A nation in which the government undertakes large- scale action to ensure the provision of social goods and benefits These welfare programs are usually provided at public expense with little or no cost to the recipient of the services Policy prescriptions advanced by proponents of the welfare-state emphasize securing a minimum standard of living for all citizens where no one is denied an essential service which might be available to others; the production of social goods and services; the control of the business cycle; and the manipulation of total output to allow for social costs and revenues Among the instruments of the modern welfare state are progressive taxes, social security, unemployment insurance, agricultural subsidies, and government-subsidized housing programs
welfare state: New activism of the West European state in economic policy and welfare issues after World War II; introduced programs to reduce the impact of economic inequality; typically included medical programs and economic planning (p 870)
welfare state: country which cares for the basic needs of its citizens (i.e. health, housing, education)
welfare state: a system whereby the state undertakes ostensibly to protect the health and well-being of its citizens, especially those in financial need
welfare work: an organized activity to improve the condition of disadvantaged people in society
welfare work: social work
welfare work: Organized efforts by a community, organization, or agency to improve the socioeconomic conditions of disadvantaged groups in society.welfare worker n
animal welfare: The viewpoint that it is morally acceptable for humans to use animals (for food, in animal research, as clothing, as entertainment, etc.), as long as the people using the animals avoid causing the animals suffering deemed "unnecessary"
animal welfare: The movement supporting this viewpoint
Animal Welfare Society: Animal welfare is the viewpoint that animals, especially those under human care, should not suffer unnecessarily, including where the animals are used for food, work, companionship, or research. This position usually focuses on the morality of human action (or inaction), as opposed to making deeper political or philosophical claims about the status of animals, as is the case for an animal rights viewpoint. For this reason animal welfare organizations may use the word humane in their title or position statements
Ministry of Labor and Welfare: government office responsible for developing and implementing employment policy and improving the personal and socioeconomic well-being of the nation's citizens
Ministry of Welfare: government office responsible for planning and implementing programs which will improve the personal and socioeconomic well-being of the nation's citizens
child welfare: happiness and comfort of a minor (used to determine which parents gets custody of children after a divorce)
child welfare agency: an administrtive unit responsible for social work concerned with the welfare and vocational training of children
corporate welfare: Financial aid, such as a subsidy or tax break, provided by a government to corporations or other businesses, especially when viewed as wasteful or unjust: "critics who say that letting big companies raise private stock on public land amounts to corporate welfare" (Frank Clifford)
council for child welfare: organization which handles the problems of violence against children
department of health education and welfare: a former executive department of the United States government; created in 1953 and divided in 1979
economic welfare: economic prosperity, financial well-being
infant welfare center: clinic which treats pregnant women and very young children
public welfare: benefit of the public, good of the general population
secretary of health education and welfare: head of a former executive department created in 1953 and divided into two departments in 1979
servicemen's welfare association: volunteer organization which works for the welfare of Israeli soldiers
social welfare: social services supplied by the government or by a private organization
social welfare: governmental provision of economic assistance to persons in need
soldiers' welfare committee: association devoted to improving soldier's conditions and providing them with benefits