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Page 81
Arthur H. Reede. The higher rates , and to a lesser extent the higher maximums , re- sulted in weekly benefits to dependents of lower - paid workers which were more generous both in dollars and in buying power . Families of higher - paid ...
Arthur H. Reede. The higher rates , and to a lesser extent the higher maximums , re- sulted in weekly benefits to dependents of lower - paid workers which were more generous both in dollars and in buying power . Families of higher - paid ...
Page 102
... higher rate of compensation , and eight a higher weekly maximum , than had prevailed in 1915.19 The net effect of these changes was a rise in the average rate of compensation from 57.9 per cent to 62.3 per cent , and in the aver- age ...
... higher rate of compensation , and eight a higher weekly maximum , than had prevailed in 1915.19 The net effect of these changes was a rise in the average rate of compensation from 57.9 per cent to 62.3 per cent , and in the aver- age ...
Page 103
... higher than the 1915 average.2 The average maximum rose from the 1915 level of $ 3910 to $ 4680 . 25 Because of the gloomier outlook for total compensation , some of the gains in weekly compensation must be considered illusory . A higher ...
... higher than the 1915 average.2 The average maximum rose from the 1915 level of $ 3910 to $ 4680 . 25 Because of the gloomier outlook for total compensation , some of the gains in weekly compensation must be considered illusory . A higher ...
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PART II | 56 |
INTRODUCTORY NOTE | 179 |
INTRODUCTORY NOTE | 229 |
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Beyond the Welfare State?: The New Political Economy of Welfare Chris Pierson No preview available - 2006 |