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of the benefits which they would receive from this coverage . We state our firm belief that , if a national poll were taken today , doctors would overwhelmingly favor inclusion . To bolster this contention , the membership of the ...
of the benefits which they would receive from this coverage . We state our firm belief that , if a national poll were taken today , doctors would overwhelmingly favor inclusion . To bolster this contention , the membership of the ...
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in the requirement that a person must have a minimum of 6 quarters of coverage or the provision giving permanent insured status to persons with 40 quarters of coverage . ) The change makes the requirement in the short run comparable to ...
in the requirement that a person must have a minimum of 6 quarters of coverage or the provision giving permanent insured status to persons with 40 quarters of coverage . ) The change makes the requirement in the short run comparable to ...
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Present law requires a minimum of six quarters of coverage in employment or self - employment . ( i ) Men and women workers . – The concept of “ transitional insured status " which would make an individual eligible for an old - age or ...
Present law requires a minimum of six quarters of coverage in employment or self - employment . ( i ) Men and women workers . – The concept of “ transitional insured status " which would make an individual eligible for an old - age or ...
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Contents
INCOME SECURITY | 3 |
The Role of the States | 19 |
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION | 31 |
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