Social Security Board notes low request rate for wage statements
On October 31, 1940, Dewey Reed, field office manager in Amarillo, reported that out of 50 million workers with old age and survivors insurance accounts, only 400,000 had asked for wage statements. More than half of requests came from New York State. The board had announced in June 1938 that any unverified...
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Wage Statements Ready To Show Social Security Accounts
The Board reports wage statements covering 1939 will be posted and available at field offices for any worker with a social security number. Most employers reportedly fail to encourage inquiries, yet the system aims to protect insured workers and families under the 1939 amendments. The feature notes the public’s trust in government record-keeping and the importance of accurate wage reporting.
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