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| Glossary - Income Support |
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abandoned child (79) | A child both of whose parents abandoned him/her in Israel, or a child one of whose parents abandoned him/her and the other parent has passed away or does not live with him/her and does not support him/her or lives abroad permanently, or is of unknown identity. |
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couple (75) | A married couple, or a man and woman living together as a common-law-couple. |
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determining sum (81) | This sum determines your eligibility for the benefit. If your income or your spouse's income from a wage, pension or from benefits in lieu of wage is lower than the determing sum, you will be eligible for the benefit, on the condition that you meet the other criteria for eligibility. |
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employment test (78) | -Registration at the labor exchange as a job-seeker; -cooperation with the occupation center in the experimental areas of the Wisconsin project. |
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income supplement (74) | A partial benefit paid to a person whose income from work or from any other source is lower than the minimum income level for subsistence, as determined in the Law. |
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income support benefit (73) | A benefit paid to a person who is not capable of providing for himself by means of income from work, and who is not eligible for payments from any other source. |
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orphaned child (80) | A child both of whose parents have passed away, or a child one of whose parents have passed away and the other lives abroad permanently or is missing or is of unknown identity. |
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single parent (76) | A widow/widower, divorced person or single person who has custody of a child/children (as defined in “General Definitions”)living with him and he does not live with a common-law spouse. |
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