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Page 21
... considerable amount was given by those with little to spare . For example , the ' Hospital Saturday ' or ' Sunday ' funds based on regular contributions of 1d . or 2d . col- lected weekly , on Saturdary or Sunday , among workmates or in ...
... considerable amount was given by those with little to spare . For example , the ' Hospital Saturday ' or ' Sunday ' funds based on regular contributions of 1d . or 2d . col- lected weekly , on Saturdary or Sunday , among workmates or in ...
Page 117
... considerable discussion of provision for the unemployed , the aged , sick and chil- dren , of insurance and redistribution . In 1906 a Federal Em- ployee's Liability Act was passed ; and during 1911 ten states enacted workmen's ...
... considerable discussion of provision for the unemployed , the aged , sick and chil- dren , of insurance and redistribution . In 1906 a Federal Em- ployee's Liability Act was passed ; and during 1911 ten states enacted workmen's ...
Page 182
... considerable numbers of claims were rejected . New higher scales of UAB relief were introduced at the end of 1936 ; 24s . per week for a husband and wife , 26s . ( the insurance rate ) if they had no other means , plus allowances for ...
... considerable numbers of claims were rejected . New higher scales of UAB relief were introduced at the end of 1936 ; 24s . per week for a husband and wife , 26s . ( the insurance rate ) if they had no other means , plus allowances for ...
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International comparisons 18701914 | 125 |
The interwar years | 189 |
The Second World War and after | 223 |
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References to this book
Beyond the Welfare State?: The New Political Economy of Welfare Chris Pierson No preview available - 2006 |