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Thus , in the 1935 legislation the assumption was that benefits would be related to a lifetime's earnings , but as early as 1939 the basis was changed to reflect average earnings in covered employment as well as its length .
Thus , in the 1935 legislation the assumption was that benefits would be related to a lifetime's earnings , but as early as 1939 the basis was changed to reflect average earnings in covered employment as well as its length .
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Next to his extensive contribution , the most important Administration spokesman was G.J. Schoeneman of the Treasury , who explained how his department proposed to collect taxes from newly covered groups . Before then , administrative ...
Next to his extensive contribution , the most important Administration spokesman was G.J. Schoeneman of the Treasury , who explained how his department proposed to collect taxes from newly covered groups . Before then , administrative ...
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( c ) Employees of State and local governments who are covered by State and local retirement systems , other than policemen and firemen , under voluntary agreements between the State and the Federal Government , if a majority of the ...
( c ) Employees of State and local governments who are covered by State and local retirement systems , other than policemen and firemen , under voluntary agreements between the State and the Federal Government , if a majority of the ...
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Contents
INCOME SECURITY | 3 |
The Role of the States | 19 |
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION | 31 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Income Security Volume 3 of Statutory history of the United States |
| Authors | Robert Bocking Stevens, R L Stevens |
| Editor | Robert Bocking Stevens |
| Compiled by | Robert Rocking Stevens |
| Publisher | Chelsea House Publishers, 1970 |
| ISBN | 0070556830, 9780070556836 |
| Length | 919 pages |
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