Evaluation of the Charleston claimant placement and work test demonstration.

"Prepared by Walter Corson ... David Long ... and by Walter Nicholson ... The research was sponsored by the Office of Strategic Planning and Policy Development of the Employment and Training Administration."

Tips in relation to wages under the social security program,

On cover: For administrative use only.

Employment and wages.

Mode of access: Internet.

Income support for workers dislocated by federal policy initiatives /

"July 5, 1990."

Benefit formula and experience rating formula study ...

Mode of access: Internet.

The Insured unemployed, who they are.

"The characteristics of workers filing claims for unemployment compensation in Pennsylvania."

The canning industry in Pennsylvania, origin, growth and important characteristics : with yearly, monthly and seasonal indeces of employment /

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The full-fashioned hosiery industry in Pennsylvania /

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The undergarment industry in Pennsylvania /

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Railroad Retirement Board legal opinions

"Rulings in the administration of the Railroad retirement act and the Railroad unemployment insurance act."

Nonprofit organizations coverage under the Maine Employment Security Law.

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Report

0issued by the Dept. of Labor, Unemployment Compensation Division, 1937-40; by Dept. of Labor, Division of Placement and Unemployment Insurance, 1941-48; by Dept. of Labor, Division of Employment Security, 1949- M O R E

Análisis del seguro de desempleo en el Uruguay

Este documento analiza el programa de seguro de desempleo (SD) en Uruguay y su utilización por parte de las empresas. El SD en ese país se ha constituido en una de las principales políticas del Estado hacia el mercado laboral. A lo largo del estudio se describen las características del programa, la evolución de su cobertura y el perfil de sus beneficiarios, comparando el seguro uruguayo con esquemas vigentes en otros países. El documento también analiza en profundidad los microdatos del programa de seguro de desempleo provenientes de los registros administrativos del Banco de Previsión Social del Uruguay (BPS).

State Social Safety Net Programs and the Great Recession: The First Line of Defense and the Last Resort for the Economically Disadvantaged

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Clydebank in the inter-war years: a study in economic and social change

The main theme of this thesis is the social, economic and political response of a single community to economic dislocation in the interwar years. The community under consideration is Clydebank., The thesis is divided into several parts. Part I establishes the development of the burgh and considers the physical framework of the community, mainly in the years before 1919. The town's characteristics are examined in terms of population structure and development between the world wars. In the last part of this section there is a review of the economic structure of the burgh and changes occurring in it between 1919 and 1939. In Part II consideration is given to the actual extent and form of the unemployment affecting Clydebank at this time, and comparison is made with other communities and geographic/economic areas. Attention is then focussed more narrowly on the actual individuals suffering unemployment in the burgh during the 1930s, in an attempt to personalise the experience of the unemployed. Part III reviews central and local government responses to the situation in which Clydebank found itself oetween 1919 and 1939. Central government policies discussed include unemployment insurance, public works, the Special Areas legislation, assistance in the construction of the 534 "Queen Mary" and the direction of financial support to areas of particular need. Amongst local authority actions described are additional local support for the poor, public works, efforts to attract new industry to the town, attempts to deal with the housing problem which was particularly acute at times of high unemployment and measures to maintain health standards in the community. In Part IV the responses of the community to unemployment and government policies are detailed. The burgh's commercial sector is surveyed as are developments in leisure provision, religion, temperance and crime, and local politics. A number of individual responses are also given consideration such as migration, commuting, changes in birth and marriage rates and suicide.