John B Andrews
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 324985 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | John B Andrews |
| NOMBRES | John B |
| APELLIDO | Andrews |
| FIRMA | ANDREWS J B |
| AFILIACIONES | American Association for Labor Legislation |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1910 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1968 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Principles of Labor Legislation
Prospects for Unemployment Compensation Laws
adoption of fifty-one workmen's compensation laws under which more than $150,000,000 is paid out yearly in orderly fashion on account of occupational injuries. Her progress with mothers' pension laws and with old age pensions has also been rapid after once getting under way. There are indications that in this country a similar rapid advance in social insurance may be expected in the near future in dealing with involuntary unemployment. During thi…
Social Insurance in America
Workmen's Compensation Legislation in the South
Labor Legislation in 1928
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Labor Legislation
Labor legislation in 1928 was enacted by Congress and by regular legislative sessions in nine states and insular possessions. Most important were new laws in the field of social insurance, including particularly workmen's accident compensation and rehabilitation of industrial cripples, old-age pension and retirement systems. Legislation to strengthen state regulation of fee-charging employment agencies was made necessary by a Supreme Court case a…
Social and Labor Legislation
During 1927 social legislation was enacted embracing a number of subjects. In the field of workmen's compensation, the federal longshorement's accident compensation law was the outstanding achievement, and many existing laws were improved in respect to compensation benefits, waiting period, medical care, and administration. Attention is also called to the provisions for extra compensation to illegally employed minors, second injuries, and mainten…
Relation of Workmen's Compensation to Accident Prevention
This impotence of statistics is freely admitted by the labor statisticians themselves. Aside from a few suggestive promises of what they might perhaps do in the future if given adequate appropriations for their work, they are as helpless as the man on the street. The result of the continuous financial pressure exerted by workmen's compensation laws cannot be measured in figures. It is impossible to separate the powerful stimulus of accident compe…
The Protection of Family Life Through Accident Prevention and Compensation
Needless Hazards in the Coal Industry
Moreover, one may point out, as did a leading statistician before the National Safety Council last month, that More disturbing than the appallingly greater fatality rate is the fact that the relative fatality rates, though fluctuating rather widely, show on the whole a decided increase.'1 But in the United States the coal seams are in general much thicker and more accessible and we employ more and larger machinery. Naturally our output per man em…
National Effectiveness and Health Insurance
Social Insurance
A National System of Labor Exchanges in Its Relation To Industrial Efficiency
Reports of Occupational Diseases and Accidents
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A Documentary History of American Industrial Society
Bibliography: v. 1, p. [105]-107; v. 5, p. [39] "References": v. 7, p. [151] "Finding list of sources quoted": v. 10, p. [137]-155
A Documentary History of American Industrial Society
Bibliography: v. 1, p. [105]-107; v. 5, p. [39] "References": v. 7, p. [151] "Finding list of sources quoted": v. 10, p. [137]-155
The Protection of Family Life Through Accident Prevention and Compensation
Reports of Occupational Diseases and Accidents
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
A Documentary History of American Industrial Society
Bibliography: v. 1, p. [105]-107; v. 5, p. [39] "References": v. 7, p. [151] "Finding list of sources quoted": v. 10, p. [137]-155
Reports of Occupational Diseases and Accidents
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
A National System of Labor Exchanges in Its Relation To Industrial Efficiency
Social Insurance
National Effectiveness and Health Insurance
Needless Hazards in the Coal Industry
Moreover, one may point out, as did a leading statistician before the National Safety Council last month, that More disturbing than the appallingly greater fatality rate is the fact that the relative fatality rates, though fluctuating rather widely, show on the whole a decided increase.'1 But in the United States the coal seams are in general much thicker and more accessible and we employ more and larger machinery. Naturally our output per man em…
The Protection of Family Life Through Accident Prevention and Compensation
Relation of Workmen's Compensation to Accident Prevention
This impotence of statistics is freely admitted by the labor statisticians themselves. Aside from a few suggestive promises of what they might perhaps do in the future if given adequate appropriations for their work, they are as helpless as the man on the street. The result of the continuous financial pressure exerted by workmen's compensation laws cannot be measured in figures. It is impossible to separate the powerful stimulus of accident compe…
Social and Labor Legislation
During 1927 social legislation was enacted embracing a number of subjects. In the field of workmen's compensation, the federal longshorement's accident compensation law was the outstanding achievement, and many existing laws were improved in respect to compensation benefits, waiting period, medical care, and administration. Attention is also called to the provisions for extra compensation to illegally employed minors, second injuries, and mainten…
Labor Legislation in 1928
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Labor Legislation
Labor legislation in 1928 was enacted by Congress and by regular legislative sessions in nine states and insular possessions. Most important were new laws in the field of social insurance, including particularly workmen's accident compensation and rehabilitation of industrial cripples, old-age pension and retirement systems. Legislation to strengthen state regulation of fee-charging employment agencies was made necessary by a Supreme Court case a…
Social Insurance in America
Workmen's Compensation Legislation in the South
Prospects for Unemployment Compensation Laws
adoption of fifty-one workmen's compensation laws under which more than $150,000,000 is paid out yearly in orderly fashion on account of occupational injuries. Her progress with mothers' pension laws and with old age pensions has also been rapid after once getting under way. There are indications that in this country a similar rapid advance in social insurance may be expected in the near future in dealing with involuntary unemployment. During thi…
Principles of Labor Legislation
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