Die Entwickelung der Fabrikindustrie im lateinischen Amerika

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Identifikator:: 1728770173

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-105075

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Gemmingen, Max http://d-nb.info/gnd/101562608

Title:: Die Entwickelung der Fabrikindustrie im lateinischen Amerika

Place of publication:: Halle a. S.

Publisher:: Gebauer-Schwetschke

Year of publication:: 1910

Scope:: 197 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2020

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: I. Geographische Verhältnisse

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MAJORITY REPORT. 28Y maximum amount available to Approved Societies for the pur- poses of administration. (para. 619.) (110) That the arrangements under which certain Societies are allowed to contract with their private sides or parent bodies for the performance of State Insurance work should not be pro- hibited, provided that the arrangements made are such as to secure a substantial advantage to the insured members in respect of the sum appropriated for the cost of administration ; and that the Central Departments should scrutinise closely from this point of view the terms and conditions of any proposed arrangement of this kind before giving their approval. (para. 621.) (111) That any arrangement under which the bulk of the money available for the purpeses of administration of a Society is paid to the secretary of the Society, who then undertakes to contract for the whole of the administrative work of the Society, should be prohibited. (para. 622.) (112) That no increased administration allowance should be made in respect of mercantile marine members. (para. 553.) (113) That Section 16 (1) (¢) of the Act, which requires employers to notify compensation agreements to the Minister, should be repealed. (para. 631.) (114) That provision should be made whereby in any case in which an award of compensation or damages has been made in favour of an insured person, and the payment cannot be recovered by reason of the insolvency of the employer or other person liable, sickness or disablement benefit should then become payable. (para. 629.) (115) That Section 26 of the Act should be repealed, and that provision should be made whereby Societies may, when formu- lating schemes of additional benefits, allocate a specific sum out of their disposable surpluses for the purpose of making payments to charitable institutions, this provision to be submitted as part of the Scheme and to be subject to the same scrutiny and control by the Central Department as are the proposals for additional benefits ; that it is desirable to define in fairly precise terms what constitutes a charitable institution; and that the powers con- ferred by the section on Insurance Committees should be with- drawn. (paras. 664-665.) (116) That so far as the powers of the Central Department to hold enquiry into excessive sickness are concerned, the penal provisions of Section 107 of the Act are useless and should be eliminated ; but that the bodies responsible for the local adminis- tration of medical benefit to insured persons should be given power to institute inquiry into cases of excessive sickness brought to their notice, and for this purpose to utilise the medical records of insured persons resident in their areas. (paras. 637-638.) (117) That it is desirable to make permanent provision which will protect’ an insured person from incurring any loss or penalty

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