Lansche Receives Proposal on Ohio Compensation Laws
The Ohio State Advisory Council on Unemployment Compensation sent its recommendations to Governor Lansche and the Legislature. The seven member panel urged raising minimum weekly benefits from five to ten dollars, extending coverage to non‑elective public servants and non-profits, and considering farm workers on three or more jobs. The group split on extending coverage to employers with one or more workers, while the majority opposed it.
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Ohio Advisory Council pushes benefits boost and reform
The Advisory Council recommends raising maximum weekly benefits to no less than 50 percent of average earnings, shortening the waiting period, creating a suitable work definition, extending coverage to agricultural workers, and establishing an administrative contingency fund. It also urges immediate steps to improve unemployment compensation salaries in Ohio.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Regulations
Edison L. Bowers
Ohio State University
John F., Burns
Construction and Building Trades Council
Cleveland
William F. Donovan
United Steelworkers of America
Abner H. Goldman
Ralph H. Miner
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
William C. Safford
Western and Southern Life
Ohio
BUC
General Assembly
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Bureau of Unemployment
Housing costs blamed on inflation, Foley tells Congress
Housing Administrator Raymond M. Foley told the joint economic committee that high housing costs stem from uncontrolled inflation. He noted building times dropped from 11 months to four months and that material delays are not mainly due to materials. Rep Rich pressed for price controls on lumber, sparking a heated exchange.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
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Pennsylvania
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Huber
Housing and brick costs trigger a wartime controls clash
Lawmakers clash over material shortages in a hearing as Foley and Rich spar over housing costs and bricklayers wages. Senator O'Mahoney warns that lifting controls risks slum growth while Huber pushingly notes bricklayer pay, and Rich argues that removing controls eliminates trouble.
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