- A
voucher can also be used
online in the form of an e-
voucher.
These types of
vouchers can be
entered when
shopping online and the
relevant vouchers value...
- or
local jurisdictions, the
voucher can be used to
cover or
reimburse home
schooling expenses. In some countries,
vouchers only
exist for
tuition at private...
- that
meets HUD standards; otherwise, they lose
their vouchers and must reapply. Wait
lists for
vouchers can be very long,
ranging from 10 to 20 years, with...
-
housing in the
United States,
along with
universal housing vouchers. The
housing choice voucher programme allows families to move
without the loss of housing...
- cards.
Labour vouchers were
first proposed in the 1820s by
Josiah Warren and
Robert Owen. Two
early attempts at
implementing labour vouchers (called labour...
- restaurants,
typically for lunch. In many countries, meal
vouchers have had
favorable tax treatment.
Vouchers are
typically in the form of
paper tickets but are...
-
given or can
inexpensively buy a book of
vouchers that
represent potential shares in any state-owned company.
Voucher privatization has
mainly been used in...
-
first served", with just 47,000
vouchers honored. The 2021
election was the
first mayoral election to use
democracy vouchers.
During the
primary election...
-
Collaboration vouchers (CoVr) is a
proposal where people are
given vouchers to be
spent on
joining in-person
groups in
their local community. Some limited...
-
education system. It is the
largest school voucher program in the
United States. The
movement to
offer school vouchers was
promoted as a way to
allow underprivileged...
