Social Insurance, With Special Reference to American Conditions
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If that were true, all hope for a social insur- ance policy should be abandoned, for of aU its branches 202 SOCIAL INSURANCE that dealing with compensation for industrial accidents is the least expensive one.
The twenty acts in three years are a good start. But even in these twenty states, or most of them, the compensation move- ment is only in its beginning. All the acts will have to be rewritten, at least as far as their scales are concerned.
" Compensation that sufficiently compensates " wil...l be the slogan of this movement in the near future.
For this reason, recent efforts towards a higher compensa- tion scale deserve to be mentioned. In the fight between two bills in the New York legislature of 1913, the labor bill, de- ficient in many respects, had the moral virtue of demanding a two-thirds basis of compensation instead of one-half. The American Association for Labor Legislation, through its Social Insurance Committee, recently announced that the American scales are unsatisfactory, and that the least a proper compen- sation law should grant is a scale based upon two-thirds of wages, with the extension of the compensation over the entire period of disability, or in case of fatal accidents, over the entire period of dependency of the surviving heirs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If that were true, all hope for a social insur- ance policy should be abandoned, for of aU its branches 202 SOCIAL INSURANCE that dealing with compensation for industrial accidents is the least expensive one.
The twenty acts in three years are a good start. But even in these twenty states, or most of them, the compensation move- ment is only in its beginning. All the acts will have to be rewritten, at least as far as their scales are concerned.
" Compensation that sufficiently compensates " wil...l be the slogan of this movement in the near future.
For this reason, recent efforts towards a higher compensa- tion scale deserve to be mentioned. In the fight between two bills in the New York legislature of 1913, the labor bill, de- ficient in many respects, had the moral virtue of demanding a two-thirds basis of compensation instead of one-half. The American Association for Labor Legislation, through its Social Insurance Committee, recently announced that the American scales are unsatisfactory, and that the least a proper compen- sation law should grant is a scale based upon two-thirds of wages, with the extension of the compensation over the entire period of disability, or in case of fatal accidents, over the entire period of dependency of the surviving heirs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I M Isaac Max Rubinow to read onlineMoreLess
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