Thursday, May 17, 2012
"Welfare Recipients Get Hundreds For Car Repairs, Clothing Allowance"
Tom Gantert has the story at MichiganCapitalConfidential.com:
"Michigan’s welfare recipients may get up to $900 from the state in car repairs every year, but the House of Representatives is trying to cut that to $500. The car repair subsidies are part of a $6.4 million program the Department of Human Services has to help welfare recipients get a job and stay employed. Among many approved expenses, the program also includes up to $1,200 for welfare recipients to buy a car, and up to $500 for clothing allowance for job interviews and work."
