Research Report, Issues 7-13U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965 - Social security |
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Page 11 - Member States hereby agree upon the necessity to promote improvement of the living and working conditions of labour so as to permit the equalization of such conditions in an upward direction.
Page 4 - The data in this column refer to the net total of persons protected, ie, duplication among persons protected by more than one kind of insuring organization or more than one insurance company policy providing the same type of coverage has been eliminated.
Page 50 - ... decline in participation among men. While the male rate remains substantially above the female rate, the gap has narrowed considerably, particularly at the younger and older end of the age spectrum. Clarence Long postulated as early as 1958 that the trends in male and female participation were related: "Women may have both pushed and pulled young and elderly males from the labor force, to some extent seeking jobs that had been or were being sought by males, and to some extent being drawn into...
Page 31 - Testing for Serial Correlation in Least Squares Regression, II,
Page 4 - It guarantees to all, and notably to the child, the mother and the aged worker, protection of health, material security, rest and leisure. Every human being who, because of his age, his physical or mental condition, or because of the economic situation, finds himself unable to work, has the right to obtain from the community the means to lead a decent existence.
Page 10 - The Extent of Voluntary Health Insurance Coverage in the United States as of December 31, 1962" (sources of data and methods of compilation). As indicated on these pages, various factors are utilized to eliminate duplication of coverage within the insurance business and between the insurance business data and those having coverage provided by other insurers. The net effect of the application of all these factors is to reduce the grand total...
Page 11 - The Council, acting by means of a unanimous vote on a proposal of the Commission, shall, in the field of social security, adopt the measures necessary to effect the free movement of workers, in particular, by introducing a system which permits an assurance to be given to migrant workers and their beneficiaries...
Page 36 - Association, who provided considerable information for this analysis. 2 Historical Statistics of the United States, Colonial Times to 1957, US Bureau of Census (Washington, DC: 1960), p. 75; United States Census of Population, 1960, United States Summary, General Social and Economic Characteristics, US Bureau of the Census (Washington, DC: 1962), p.