Workmen's Compensation for Seamen and Shipowners' Liability: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Commerce, United States Senate, Seventy-sixth Congress, Third Session, on H.R. 6881, an Act to Implement the Provisions of the Shipowners' Liability (sick and Injured Seamen) Convention, 1936; July 23, 24, and 25, 1940U.S. Government Printing Office, 1940 - Počet stran: 359 |
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Strana 18
... fact of injury sustained in the course of employment without regard to negligence or fault on the part of the employer . Whether or not compensation could be made available to seamen with the same celerity prevailing in industry ...
... fact of injury sustained in the course of employment without regard to negligence or fault on the part of the employer . Whether or not compensation could be made available to seamen with the same celerity prevailing in industry ...
Strana 24
... fact emanating from the study was the determination of the time lag between date of injury and date of settlement under the present procedure , which was shown to range from 7 to 122 months . Workmen's com- pensation is payable ...
... fact emanating from the study was the determination of the time lag between date of injury and date of settlement under the present procedure , which was shown to range from 7 to 122 months . Workmen's com- pensation is payable ...
Strana 45
... fact that in a number of States , as shown on charts I and II appended hereto , there is no top limitation for payment of benefits under these classifications in some States , while other States have higher limitations . For instance ...
... fact that in a number of States , as shown on charts I and II appended hereto , there is no top limitation for payment of benefits under these classifications in some States , while other States have higher limitations . For instance ...
Strana 59
... fact experience increasing difficulty in securing jobs , and that the prejudices against them on the grounds of increasing labor costs are largely unfounded : Now , therefore , be it Resolved , That the Sixth National Conference ...
... fact experience increasing difficulty in securing jobs , and that the prejudices against them on the grounds of increasing labor costs are largely unfounded : Now , therefore , be it Resolved , That the Sixth National Conference ...
Strana 77
... fact that the said convention contemplates per- mitting the application of a workmen's compensation scheme in lieu of liability imposed upon a shipowner in countries where such scheme is in force , the sub- committee of your committee ...
... fact that the said convention contemplates per- mitting the application of a workmen's compensation scheme in lieu of liability imposed upon a shipowner in countries where such scheme is in force , the sub- committee of your committee ...
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