What does WNW stand for?

FREEFALLING ENROLLMENTS: WINDCHILL FROM THE COMPULSORY WORK PHILOSOPHY Wisconsin's own version of TANF, Wisconsin Works (W-2), was actually implemented following a series of welfare demonstrations and experiments initiated by Governor Tommy Thompson during the late 1980s: Work Not Welfare, limiting Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) eligibility to two years and requiring education and training, began in two counties in 1995; "Bridefare," which started in four counties in 1994, granted eligibility to married couples but capped grants at the birth of a second child; "Learnfare" reduced family welfare checks for the days of school missed by truant youngsters.

To reform tax and benefit systems to encourage work not welfare.

Social Security Secretary Harriet Harman, it seems, is closely studying Wisconsin's Work Not Welfare model in America, which forces a single mother to get a job once her child is 12 weeks old by abruptly withdrawing benefits.