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Taking men and women together, the Industrial Life Offices had nearly 42 per
cent. of the total membership in 1912, and had nearly 47 per cent. in 1938 ; the
Friendly Societies without branches had 22 per cent. of the membership in 1912
and ...
Taking men and women together, the Industrial Life Offices had nearly 42 per
cent. of the total membership in 1912, and had nearly 47 per cent. in 1938 ; the
Friendly Societies without branches had 22 per cent. of the membership in 1912
and ...
Page 191
Great Britain. Inter-departmental Committee on Social Insurance and Allied
Services, William Henry Beveridge Baron Beveridge. cent. in excess of their level
in 1938) in place of the rates of compensation payable in the three years 1936-38
.
Great Britain. Inter-departmental Committee on Social Insurance and Allied
Services, William Henry Beveridge Baron Beveridge. cent. in excess of their level
in 1938) in place of the rates of compensation payable in the three years 1936-38
.
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The broad results of the comparison made between the five forms of insurance
just before the present war may be summarised as follows : — (1) Commercial
insurance against fire, accidents and motor risks uses nearly 42 per cent, or
about ...
The broad results of the comparison made between the five forms of insurance
just before the present war may be summarised as follows : — (1) Commercial
insurance against fire, accidents and motor risks uses nearly 42 per cent, or
about ...
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Contents
Introduction and Summary | 5 |
The Principal Changes Proposed and Their Reasons | 20 |
The Social Security Budget | 103 |
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according addition administration allowances amount Approved Societies assistance Association average Britain cash cent child claim Class Committee companies compensation compulsory continue contributions contributory cost cover death dependants disability benefit disease earnings effect employers estimated existing expenditure expenses figures Fund funeral given giving grant health insurance households important income increase individual industrial assurance insured persons interest less limited married maternity means millions Ministry necessary needs obtain occupation offices paid payment pensions period Plan policies possible practice premiums present principle problems proportion proposed provision question reasons receive reduced regard relation rent Report respect responsible retirement risks scheme separate sickness single social insurance Social Security Societies subsistence suggested Table taken treatment unemployment unemployment insurance week weekly whole widows woman women