Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Education and LaborU.S. Government Printing Office, 1978 - Educational law and legislation |
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... action at the top level - I am not now speaking of the undersections perhaps - to forestall what has happened since November , 1974. The program was liberalized at that time . More and more employees became aware at that time that they ...
... action at the top level - I am not now speaking of the undersections perhaps - to forestall what has happened since November , 1974. The program was liberalized at that time . More and more employees became aware at that time that they ...
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... action against my constituent . Another constituent filed a claim for asbestosis in June , 1975 . This disease caused his death in January , 1976. To date , his widow has not received any compensation , although OWCP finally ap- proved ...
... action against my constituent . Another constituent filed a claim for asbestosis in June , 1975 . This disease caused his death in January , 1976. To date , his widow has not received any compensation , although OWCP finally ap- proved ...
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... action to root it out . In my view , the responsibility for the deterioration of the Federal workers ' compensation ... actions , hopefully , represent a turning point in the OWCP performance , it is important to remember that there has ...
... action to root it out . In my view , the responsibility for the deterioration of the Federal workers ' compensation ... actions , hopefully , represent a turning point in the OWCP performance , it is important to remember that there has ...
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... action . For example , it is quite likely that even the 123 additional personnel will not be sufficient to deal with the mam- moth caseload , and we might have to appropriate additional funds for more manpower . This would be money well ...
... action . For example , it is quite likely that even the 123 additional personnel will not be sufficient to deal with the mam- moth caseload , and we might have to appropriate additional funds for more manpower . This would be money well ...
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... action . I have made insistent calls . Mr. GAYDOS . Did anybody treat you discourteously ? Mr. WHITEHURST . On several occasions my staff reported to me that they received very short answers , but usually it was just lethargy . Nothing ...
... action . I have made insistent calls . Mr. GAYDOS . Did anybody treat you discourteously ? Mr. WHITEHURST . On several occasions my staff reported to me that they received very short answers , but usually it was just lethargy . Nothing ...
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45 days action adjudication administration ADP system amendments ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT approved assistance audiograms award benefits bills Chairman chargeback claimant claims examiners committee Compensation Act compensation claims Compensation Programs Congress continuation of pay controverted CORNELL decibels Department of Labor DEPOT determine Director disability district office doctor ELISBURG EMILY employee's employing agency employment Employment Standards Administration FECA Federal Employees Form GAYDOS hearing impairment impairment increased injured employee investigation Jacksonville letter ment months Naval Shipyard noise Norfolk Naval Shipyard occupational Office of Workers OSHA OWCP OWCP's payment payroll percent period personnel physician Postal Service problem procedures question received recommendations record request response result Sacramento Army Depot SARASIN SNIDER staff standards statement STEPHENS subcommittee submitted supervisor tion traumatic injury U.S. Postal Service USPS VACCA vocational rehabilitation WHITEHURST WORRELL ZEFERETTI