The Unionist Workers Handbook
The Unionist Workers Handbook
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This is especia. Lly hard upon those under 21, for they are to pay the full rate however low their wages » and are only to get about half benefits. The flat rate, however, only applies to those entering insur- ance within twelve months. After that any one over 16 will pay more according to age.^ So that if a girl now kept at home to help her mother enters employ- ment two years hence, at say the age of twenty, she will have to pay more than 3d. Or get less benefits. And yet at the ordinary rate... she would be paying too much ! On girls and young women especially this injustice will press hard, for they are often kept out of paid work by home duties.
The State pays, not 2d. A week, but two-ninths of the benefits. This means much less than 2d. Now, and much ^ Unless previously occupied in receiving instruction, Sect. 9 (4). See § II, p. 85.
94 THE INSURANCE ACT more than 2d. In the future. For benefits do not begin at all for six months (except (?) sanatorium benefit), disablement benefit not for two years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is especia. Lly hard upon those under 21, for they are to pay the full rate however low their wages » and are only to get about half benefits. The flat rate, however, only applies to those entering insur- ance within twelve months. After that any one over 16 will pay more according to age.^ So that if a girl now kept at home to help her mother enters employ- ment two years hence, at say the age of twenty, she will have to pay more than 3d. Or get less benefits. And yet at the ordinary rate... she would be paying too much ! On girls and young women especially this injustice will press hard, for they are often kept out of paid work by home duties.
The State pays, not 2d. A week, but two-ninths of the benefits. This means much less than 2d. Now, and much ^ Unless previously occupied in receiving instruction, Sect. 9 (4). See § II, p. 85.
94 THE INSURANCE ACT more than 2d. In the future. For benefits do not begin at all for six months (except (?) sanatorium benefit), disablement benefit not for two years.
What to read after The Unionist Workers Handbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lilian Mary Bagge to read onlineMoreLess
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