Bureau publication (United States. Children's Bureau). no. 106, 1922, Masalah 106U.S. Government Printing Office, 1922 |
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accidents adults Age not reported age of child anthracite anthracite coal Appendix attended began blocks born borough breaker boys bution cave-ins cent distri Child Labor child-labor law children 13 Children in regular children whose fathers Children's Bureau coal coal region collieries commenced regular compensation culm culm banks dead or deserted Earnings not reported Earnings of father employed employer employment Father dead Fifteenth Foreign fathers foreign-born fathers Fourteenth Frackville full-time garbage Gilberton girls GRACE ABBOTT ground houses inquiry investigation lease less than $1 less than $850 lessors Lithuanians menced regular Mining industry months mother Native fathers nativity of father Number occupation overtime passed specified birthday patches Pennsylvania percentage period persons ported prior to specified reasons for going Reporting specified reasons rooms Schuylkill County sewage sewers sex of child Shenandoah district Shenandoah High School sixth grade street TABLE tenants and lessees Thirteenth Total underground wage groups week widow
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Halaman 30 - In 1919 the amounts were raised to $20 for the first child and $10 per month for each additional child.
Halaman 67 - Persons compensated. Private employment: All persons rendering service to another for a valuable consideration, casual employees and those working on material given out to be made up, repaired, etc., on premises not under the control of the employer excepted. Public employment: All employees. Burden of payment. All on employer. Compensation for death. (a) $100 funeral expenses.
Halaman 68 - ... the age of 16 ; not to continue beyond 300 weeks, unless for children under 16, when 15 per cent of wages will be paid for one and 10 per cent additional for each additional child, total not to exceed 50 per cent. Basic wages are not less than $10 nor more than $20 weekly.
Halaman 67 - In the course of employment, causing disability for more than 14 days or death in 300 weeks, not Intentionally self-inflicted or due to the intentional act of a third person for reasons not connected with the employment. Industries covered. — All, unless employer makes election to the contrary. (Agricultural and domestic employees are excluded by a separate act.) Persons compensated. — Private employment : All persons rendering...
Halaman 68 - Injuries compensated. — Personal injury by accident in the course of employment, causing disability for more than 10 days or death in 300 weeks, not intentionally self-inflicted or due to the intentional act of a third person for reasons not connected with the employment.
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