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Perlman, Leonard G., Ed.; Hansen, Carl E., Ed. – 1993
This monograph reflects the writings, discussions, and recommendations of the Switzer Scholars at the 16th annual Memorial Seminar. Introductory materials include the following: "A Tribute to Mary E. Switzer"; "Welcome from the National Rehabilitation Association" (Spencer L. Mosley, Ann Ward Tourigny); list of seminar sponsors; "Introduction"…
Descriptors: Adult Vocational Education, Business, Disabilities, Health Insurance
Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, DC. – 1966
THE SUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF THE PERMISSIBLE LEVEL CONCEPT OF RADIATION CONTROL NECESSARILY ENTAILS A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM UNDER WHICH EXPOSURE MUST BE RECORDED AND EMPLOYEES NOTIFIED OF THEIR EXPOSURE HISTORY. IN AN INVESTIGATION OF RECORD KEEPING NECESSARY TO PROCESS RADIATION CLAIMS, QUESTIONNAIRES OR LETTERS WERE RECEIVED FROM 45 STATE AGENCIES…
Descriptors: Bibliographies, Case Records, Information Systems, Injuries
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Borba, Philip S.; Appel, David – Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1987
This study examined 1,060 California workers with permanent injuries to identify the factors that influence the propensity to hire an attorney for the purpose of contesting their benefit awards. These factors include (1) educational level, (2) union membership, (3) seriousness of the injury, and (4) availability of additional income sources.…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Court Litigation, Economic Status, Influences
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Hukill, Craig – Monthly Labor Review, 1992
Labor-related issues to be considered by the Supreme Court include veterans' rights to reemployment, union organizing practices, pension entitlements, and the taxability of back pay recovered in damage suits. (JOW)
Descriptors: Civil Rights, Court Litigation, Labor Market, Retirement Benefits
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Kaestner, Robert – Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1996
Analysis of time-series data indicates that a 1% increase in employer's cost of workers' compensation reduced employment for teenagers and young adults by about 1.5%. Unemployment insurance taxes significantly decreased employment of teenagers, but not young adults. (JOW)
Descriptors: Adolescents, Fringe Benefits, Government Role, Unemployment Insurance
Powell, Jan – Research Dialogues, 1992
This report analyzes the factors involved in reviewing benefits and services of employer-sponsored group long-term disability plans for higher education institutions. Opening sections describe the evolution of disability insurance and its shape today. Further sections looks at the complex nature of "value" within a plan, relationship…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Employees, Fringe Benefits, Higher Education
Berkowitz, Monroe; Burton, John F., Jr. – 1987
This document, current through 1986, contains four parts. Part I presents a conceptual framework used to view disability among the working age population; the rudiments and objectives of workers' compensation programs; and an explanation of the criteria of adequacy, equity, and efficiency as used in the report. Part II presents a study of 10…
Descriptors: Adults, Cost Effectiveness, Disabilities, Eligibility
South Carolina State Dept. of Education, Columbia. Office of Vocational Education. – 1986
This handbook on cooperative education is intended as a how-to manual designed specifically for the administrators who assume responsibility for implementing the cooperative method. Contents include program descriptions and information on the basic elements of cooperative education. The minimum elements of a written plan for the implementation and…
Descriptors: Cooperative Education, Guidelines, Insurance, Program Descriptions
Brennan, John J. – Rehabil Lit, 1969
Descriptors: Emotional Disturbances, Exceptional Child Services, Health Insurance, Insurance
SCHMIDT, EMERSON P.; STEWART, CHARLES T. – 1967
HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RESULTS IN ECONOMIC LOSSES TO THE ECONOMY AND IMPOSES SUFFERING ON MILLIONS OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. OF THE MANY TYPES, LONG-TERM STRUCTURAL UNEMPLOYMENT AFFECTS MORE THAN ONE MILLION WORKERS AND IS MOST INTRACTABLE TO TREATMENT AND DISTURBING IN TERMS OF HUMAN HARDSHIP. MOST OF THE WORKERS CLASSIFIED AS STRUCTURALLY…
Descriptors: Automation, Job Training, Labor Force Development, Labor Utilization
Johnson, Edward M., Ed. – 1963
The first part of this manual contains information about providing physical protection for libraries and is organized into the following chapters--(1) types of physical losses, (2) the prevention of losses, (3) fire defense measures, (4) fire protection equipment, and (5) fire protection in library planning. The second part is concerned with…
Descriptors: Fire Insurance, Fire Protection, Insurance, Libraries
Moran, K. D. – 1968
This report reviews and analyzes court cases to determine the types of injuries to teachers and other school personnel that might be compensable under workmen's compensation laws. The author identifies certain injuries suffered by public school personnel "arising out of or in the course of employment." Other types of cases that deal with…
Descriptors: Administrators, Court Litigation, Injuries, School Law
Women's Bureau (DOL), Washington, DC. – 1969
Wages and working conditions for private household workers have not kept pace with other occupations, partly because of lack of coverage by labor laws. This pamphlet describes the protection available to domestics under both federal and state laws. Not only wages and hours, but also coverage by Unemployment Compensation, Workmen's Compensation,…
Descriptors: Employed Women, Household Workers, Labor Legislation, Minimum Wage
Moyer, Ralph W.; Bartges, Paul – School Business Affairs, 1977
Answers questions on the specific manner in which school insurance was selected, or the basis for the selection and application of school insurance. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Administrators, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, Insurance
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Papier, William – Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1974
Evidence is presented to show that the general goals of greater liberality and greater equity in weekly unemployment benefits would necessitate several changes in the recommended standards and methods of computation. Data from Ohio provide a basis for estimating the benefit-wage fractions necessary for the implementation of President Eisenhower's…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Financial Support, Insurance, Research
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