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Pagina 25
... Social Insurance Statutory Committee to watch over the Social Insurance Fund , and make recommendations for ensuring its solvency , by recommending any desirable changes in its benefits or contributions . The present Unemploy- ment ...
... Social Insurance Statutory Committee to watch over the Social Insurance Fund , and make recommendations for ensuring its solvency , by recommending any desirable changes in its benefits or contributions . The present Unemploy- ment ...
Pagina 82
... social cause it is the family . No people could be more democratic than our neighbours across the Channel . From a duke or a Marshal of France to a dustman , from a charwoman to a millionaire newspaper proprietress— there have been two ...
... social cause it is the family . No people could be more democratic than our neighbours across the Channel . From a duke or a Marshal of France to a dustman , from a charwoman to a millionaire newspaper proprietress— there have been two ...
Pagina 161
... social system by showing the immense social and economic progress made in the years between the two wars . Rearmament . The first charge is that the country was allowed to drift into war inadequately prepared . This complaint is now ...
... social system by showing the immense social and economic progress made in the years between the two wars . Rearmament . The first charge is that the country was allowed to drift into war inadequately prepared . This complaint is now ...
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