 ... in covered employment. A. When the State laws were originally enacted in the 1930's, benefit ceilings of at least two-thirds of average weekly wages were adopted in most States, and it was intended that only a small fraction of all benefit payments...  Report - Page 13by United States. Bureau of Employment Security. Federal Advisory Council - 1953Full view - About this book
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance - 1954 - 226 pages
...hourly earnings in covered employment. A. When the State laws were originally enacted in the 1930's, benefit ceilings of at least two-thirds of average...2.7 percent of payrolls in the early years prior to 1941. Practically all State laws were enacted in 1936 and contained $15 benefit ceilings. Data for... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - 1954 - 312 pages
...hourly earning? in covered employment. A. When the State laws were originally enacted in the 1930's, benefit ceilings of at least two-thirds of average...2.7 percent of payrolls in the early years prior to 1941. Practically all State laws were enacted in 1936 and contained $15 benefit ceilings. Data for... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance - 1954 - 228 pages
...requirements for nondeferrable living costs. A. When the State laws were originally enacted in the 1930's, benefit ceilings of at least two-thirds of average...2.7 percent of payrolls in the early years prior to 1941. Benefit ceilings were originally designed as a means of helping to conserve limited benefit funds... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - 1954 - 316 pages
...hourly earning? in covered employment. A. When the State laws were originally enacted in the 1930's, benefit ceilings of at least two-thirds of average...2.7 percent of payrolls in the early years prior to 1941. Practically all State laws were enacted in 1936 and contained $15 benefit ceilings. Data for... | |
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