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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... benefits . In addition to that , the Railroad Retirement Act was amended removing the restriction on benefit payments to railroad spouses who also are eligible for social security benefits . We had about 19,000 new spouse applications ...
... benefits . In addition to that , the Railroad Retirement Act was amended removing the restriction on benefit payments to railroad spouses who also are eligible for social security benefits . We had about 19,000 new spouse applications ...
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... benefits , that $ 3 a month benefit . RESPONSE OF THOSE OVER 65 AND STILL WORKING We are quite disturbed about the ones who are still working . First of all , we are not getting the response back . We have gotten only about 45 - percent ...
... benefits , that $ 3 a month benefit . RESPONSE OF THOSE OVER 65 AND STILL WORKING We are quite disturbed about the ones who are still working . First of all , we are not getting the response back . We have gotten only about 45 - percent ...
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... BENEFITS One other problem that I have raised probably as often as any other is that we increased the spouse's benefit under the Railroad Retire- ment Act , I think , by changing the consideration that you give to other annuity income ...
... BENEFITS One other problem that I have raised probably as often as any other is that we increased the spouse's benefit under the Railroad Retire- ment Act , I think , by changing the consideration that you give to other annuity income ...
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... benefits in their own right under social security . The only way that would affect the widows is that we have two ... benefits in determining the level of benefits under the Railroad Retirement Act . Mr. HABERMEYER . Whatever benefits ...
... benefits in their own right under social security . The only way that would affect the widows is that we have two ... benefits in determining the level of benefits under the Railroad Retirement Act . Mr. HABERMEYER . Whatever benefits ...
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... benefits would cost the System a considerable amount of money . COST OF INCREASING WIDOWS ' BENEFITS Mr. DUNCAN . Have you any idea how much it would cost ? You may supply it for the record . Mr. HABERMEYER . Yes ; I think we could . We ...
... benefits would cost the System a considerable amount of money . COST OF INCREASING WIDOWS ' BENEFITS Mr. DUNCAN . Have you any idea how much it would cost ? You may supply it for the record . Mr. HABERMEYER . Yes ; I think we could . We ...
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activities actual 1966 estimate additional agencies amount apprenticeship appropriation assistance average benefits Board budget Bureau of Labor Chairman Changes for 1967 Civil commission Committee compliance contract Corp cost Department of Labor drafting and design DUNCAN Electronic data processing employment security Employment Service established estimate 1967 estimate Federal employees financing fiscal year 1967 FLOOD FOGARTY going GOODWIN handicapped High School industry job vacancy Junior College KEYSERLING Labor Standards Labor-Management legislation LUNDQUIST Mandatory Manpower Development Mechanical drafting mediation ment million minimum wage occupations operations opportunities organizations pay increases percent Personnel compensation plans Posi positions President's problems projects proposed Railway Labor Act regional director request RUTTENBERG salaries and expenses Secretary of Labor Secretary WIRTZ SHRIVER staff Technical tion Total obligations training programs trust fund unemployed unemployment insurance unfair labor practice Vocational Women's Bureau workers workload youth