Curtis Social Security overhaul sparks wide opposition
Rep. Carl Curtis proposes broad social security changes including universal over 65 benefits and payroll taxes to fund a trust. Experts call the plan a step toward ruin of the system and a shift to a pay-as-you-go model amid warnings of insolvency and greater tax burdens.
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Washington
Carl Curtis
R. Neb
Curtis
House
Social Security
Social Security Reserve Fund
Congress
Treasury
Ruttenberg declines FDA post under Stassen
CIO director of research and education Stanley H. Ruttenberg refused an appointment offered by President Eisenhower to join a board under the Foreign Operations Administration led by Harold E. Stassen. He told Eisenhower it was inconceivable a labor figure could accept given Stassen’s dismantling of labor operations and functions in FDA, adding personal reasons beyond the public objections.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Cio International Affairs Committee
Potofsky
White House
CIO
Washington
LPA
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
Eisenhower
Foreign Operations Administration
Harold E. Stassen
Ruttenberg
Stassen
FDA
Few Vets Get U S Jobless Pay Under New Program
Washington reports only one eligible Korean veteran received federal unemployment insurance in the first year of the Veterans Unemployment Compensation Program. Of 2.2 million eligible veterans, 240,000 filed initial claims. 160,000 received payments totaling 36.7 million dollars, averaging 230 dollars per veteran.
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Washington
LPA
Labor Dept
Department
Bureau of Unemployment Security
Voice of Experience Man Will Conquer Machines
A sermon-like meditation argues that humans will master machines in the machine age. It cites religious and historical figures, praises organized labor as a torchbearer, and urges Americans to unite against modern threats to civilization and faith, ending with an appeal for moral power.
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William Donavan
Europe
Dust Labor-Haters Good Bosses Urged
Msgr. George C. Higgins urges decent employers to act against associates who deny workers the right to organize. He notes unions discipline their mavericks and asks publishers and farm groups to oppose employers who deny organizing rights. He says many firms and unions already support genuine collective bargaining.
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Washington
Spa
Msgr
George C. Higgins
Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Father Higgins
Arbitrators Should Not Deduct Unemployment Benefits
Herman Gray of New York University argues in Arbitration Journal that back pay awards should not offset unemployment compensation. He notes the state, not the employer, pays benefits and that courts and the NLRB prohibit such deductions. Arbitrators lack authority to enforce unwarranted enrichment limits and should refrain from tax or benefit actions.
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LPA
Herman Gray
New York University
New York Bar
Arbitration Journal
American Arbitration Association
Prof. Gray
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
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