Departments of Labor and Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations for 1967: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, Second Session, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966 |
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... percent of time worked - the same figure as 1964. This was accomplished largely through hard and persistent bar- gaining between the parties , aided frequently by intensified mediation work by the Service . Our own records furnish data ...
... percent of time worked - the same figure as 1964. This was accomplished largely through hard and persistent bar- gaining between the parties , aided frequently by intensified mediation work by the Service . Our own records furnish data ...
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... percent increase that was given to all the social security beneficiaries extended itself to our beneficiary rolls to the extent that we have some that are paid under what we call the overall social se- curity minimum formula . In other ...
... percent increase that was given to all the social security beneficiaries extended itself to our beneficiary rolls to the extent that we have some that are paid under what we call the overall social se- curity minimum formula . In other ...
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... percent of the application forms that we sent out have been returned , and about 87 percent which were returned elected to take the supplemental medical insurance benefits , that $ 3 a month benefit . RESPONSE OF THOSE OVER 65 AND STILL ...
... percent of the application forms that we sent out have been returned , and about 87 percent which were returned elected to take the supplemental medical insurance benefits , that $ 3 a month benefit . RESPONSE OF THOSE OVER 65 AND STILL ...
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... percent on the first $ 550 . That is $ 550 per what ? Mr. HABERMEYER . Per month ; $ 6,600 a year , the same as social security . The tax rate will increase gradually until it will be a little over 10 percent . BENEFITS OF A RETIRED ...
... percent on the first $ 550 . That is $ 550 per what ? Mr. HABERMEYER . Per month ; $ 6,600 a year , the same as social security . The tax rate will increase gradually until it will be a little over 10 percent . BENEFITS OF A RETIRED ...
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... percent social security guarantee ) by 10 percent . This would cost 0.52 percent of taxable payroll , or about $ 25 million a year on a level basis . As of December 31 , 1965 , there were 244,000 aged widows on the railroad retirement ...
... percent social security guarantee ) by 10 percent . This would cost 0.52 percent of taxable payroll , or about $ 25 million a year on a level basis . As of December 31 , 1965 , there were 244,000 aged widows on the railroad retirement ...
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