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aturday, May 29, 1954: | oh, ie BRONZE REPORTER | Page Nine~

These Are The Major Changes ~ cca
In New Unemployment Pay Low

| (Continued from page 3) Pa! dependency allowances. |
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) Thus, if a worker were entitled]. FIRE vi

dyaws ten checks, and then went
ck to work. He is laid off in|to $36 benefits and earned only
July. What schedule applies?. $17.75, he could receive a full]:
| Answer: His benefit year is still unemployment compensation check |:
in effect. but the) new~ schedule | of $36, since $17.75 is less than |
ill apply to all claims on or half of $36. If he earned $35. he
ter June 28, He.can receive 16| could receive a half checkof$18,|
more checks if he has 39: credit since $35 is more than half of $36} |
weeks, and his benefits for these| but less than $36.
16 weeks will be according to the} NEW PROVISIONS
new schedule of benefits. FOR PENSIONERS
/It is not certain if a worker 8 ~ Denial of Unemployment
who has exhausted his benefits| Compensation To Some. Pensionbefore: June 27, but who still has} ers ~ Section 27 (g) Under ceral benefit year in effect would be|tain conditions a person receiving
Sign for additional weeks of|@ pension may be denied unembenefits. Therefore, a worker| ployment compensation. A worke1
- should check~ with his local union| who receives a pension under a
se drawing his last check. union contract in addition to his
'It may be that by waiting to social security will have such em- |
get his last check after June 27,|Pleyer-paid pension deducted, if
a worker could, for certain rea- he does not find additional work
sons, be eligible for six more|fter receiving his pension.
wecks. For example: A worker|, His. social.security payments} States before the general. use. of!
has drawn 19 checks and is eli- will not be deducted from his | @urrency- and bank notes.

i:; ~y, loyment compensation. If: Bi Seed Ee
gible. for his 20th check June 22. | UN~MPloym Pp -[ 4. ee ~_~ ee
If he draws his 20th check then, he finds other:employment and is ea BP ge ae..Wirginia and Oregon are the only
he may not be eligible to draw laid off, he may be entitled to} ~" i Be Gas ar - states in the union that collect
any more. But if he waives -his compensation. While we colghrath Memorial Day -. Careleunepe and neglect} neither a sales tax nor a cigarette
aight to his check that week and] | Question: A CIO member works| fly ge senate arse Bee meres: agi Tee tel bape | me i
comes in for it on July 1, he may fee company A which provides
utomaticall t six additional} $15 a week pension in addition Be. e
hietks if atherwind eligible, If he| to Social.security. payments. The mater 8 posnuory pension plany slays that his aie rae i
came in June 29 he might still be worker is laid off under.a compul- and then finds work with another| deducted from ~ompensation far
ineligible for additional checks,|Sory retirement system, and if it employer and works 33 weeks at that benefit year. More informaace @ junc 85 luck would AS; wert Hat tap the nensién would be $60 a week, and is laid off. He en pies be given on this before
aoe for unsmapldyment for entitled to $29 a week unemploy- Blake pas pat no other depen; upe 2 Cheadil te ieee Gh
the week ending June 27. Check | ment compensation. How much un-|. C8R'S | hat i Be ae a ~Seeking Work ~ Section 28 (a)
with our, local union~ if this| employment compensation is |-hey: Answer: He can redeive bene-: P ee feick
y fits for 22 weeks at $29 a week,| Under the old law. the commission

wuivics URANIUM see Edward
Chalmers of Connecticut waves
permit authorizing him to work
240 acres of Camp Smith (near
- Peekskill, N.Y.) on which he
filed notice of uranium; Reena

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Military warrants, horses, cows, |
oxen, cowbells, acres of land and|
|| even pes were used as mddi-:.{ums.ef exchange in the United!

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comes up, Further information| entitled to? Question, When do-the pension |COUld waive the seeking-work reon this will be given before June} Answer: $14 a week ~ the dif- provisions of the new law take quirement for. 30 days if notified
27, ference between his non-govern- effect? in writing by an employer that a

7 Partial Benefits ~ Section| mental pension and. what he] Answer: This part is not loud lay-off was temporary and not to
27 (c) The old law based partial} Would otherwise receive. Alworker who establishes his. ben.| exceed 30 days] This has beén
|; ehanged so the waiver is good for

Question; Must such a worker] esjt year before June 27 should
be available for wor and sceking work to! receive compensation?

Answer: Yes.

Question: A worker. is. retired

payments on benefits due a worker with no dependents~ the ~primary benefit.~ The new law bases them on the total payment, in
only 15 days. And: the employer
{myst still notify the commission
in writing that. the lay-off is integded only for. fifteen days.
{ NEW PROVISIONS SET ON,

WAITING WE.

10 ~ Change In Waiting Week
Section 28 (d). A worker~can receive payment for his waiting
week if he is laid ~off for more
T. than four weeks and if he finds
2: 12) | suitable full-time work with an
other employer within that. fony
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the mother of five children and she also operates a nursing home 3 @ - - | sion in to further. their idea that
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mot recipr e, ~fellow, who finds a new job withpy After a few months by doctor seg ep ame in four weeks. The operation
ww 90.1% was eviden that bis. sgen 6 Ww will mean that workers in inds- im
soon. a Ye tries with many, different em- Laer
One Saturday night, as death deals near, Mrs. Av H } ployers' ~ such ~as the building
~Senson was watching = is _hedside. vet eign trades ~ may frequently get the LADIES
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Mary, oe Then

erss see ee we of = of ~his children. oad, 3 power to them, We just hope that
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lef his wife, Softly he murzhured, ~Mary, dear, put my atms around AS yo pele bs b
rea that I may love and kiss you once more before I go." Mrs. Jenson KF Conti sry pt Hicawions =n
did as he requested, and that once esteemed doctor and wonderful man (Continued on page 10)
\left this earth to meet his. Maker, with only a strange nurse at his ane;

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Mrs. Jenson~s reason for telling this story is to suggest that if you

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