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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... increase in federal compensation costs . Also during that period there has been an increasing criticism of the way in which the program operates . The criticisms fall into one of two categories : 1. That there are excessive and ...
... increase in federal compensation costs . Also during that period there has been an increasing criticism of the way in which the program operates . The criticisms fall into one of two categories : 1. That there are excessive and ...
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... increase in cost of the program . When the claimant was allowed to use his own physician , he was more sympathetic and found more of an injury than perhaps a govern- ment doctor would . They also found the 45 - day period was a handy ...
... increase in cost of the program . When the claimant was allowed to use his own physician , he was more sympathetic and found more of an injury than perhaps a govern- ment doctor would . They also found the 45 - day period was a handy ...
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... increase of 75 percent during this period ; long - term disability cases on the periodic roll increased approximately 54 percent . However , the staff handling this increased volume of work remained essentially the same until last year ...
... increase of 75 percent during this period ; long - term disability cases on the periodic roll increased approximately 54 percent . However , the staff handling this increased volume of work remained essentially the same until last year ...
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... increase over the present program in the first year would be nominal . During the 35th year after enactment of legislation such as H.R. 5244 , the cost increase would only be $ 3.5 million over the projected cost of the current program ...
... increase over the present program in the first year would be nominal . During the 35th year after enactment of legislation such as H.R. 5244 , the cost increase would only be $ 3.5 million over the projected cost of the current program ...
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... increased cost which would result from the enactment of S. 862. The annual cost increase of moving the present restriction on payment of compensation to spouses who remarry before age 60 -- as provided by S. 862 -- would be nominal in ...
... increased cost which would result from the enactment of S. 862. The annual cost increase of moving the present restriction on payment of compensation to spouses who remarry before age 60 -- as provided by S. 862 -- would be nominal in ...
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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