Report on social security for Canada

Cover
 Copyright
 Contents
 Introduction to the New Edition
 Preface
 Introduction
 Letter of Transmittal
 Prefatory Note
 Part One The Basis of the Task
 1 Canadian Perspective
 2 Categories of Social Need
 3 Minimum Standardsand Existing Social Legislation
 4 Securance of the Social Minimum: Social Insurance Principles
 Part Two Employment
 5 A National Employment Programme
 6 Occupational Readjustment: Placement, Guidance, And Training Facilities
 7 Unemployment Insurance
 8 Unemployment Assistance
 Part Three The Universal Risks: Sickness, Invalidity, Old Age. 9 Health Insurance (Medical Care)10 Industrial Accident and Disease: Workmenâ#x80
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 11 Disability and Invalidity
 12 Existing Old Age Pensions and Retirement Provisions
 13 Contributory Retirement Insurance
 14 Health Insurance and Other Social Security Plans
 Part Four Family Needs
 15 Childrenâ#x80
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s Allowances
 16 Womenâ#x80
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s Needs in the Social Security System
 17 Widowhood: Mothersâ#x80
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 Allowances
 18 Survivorsâ#x80
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 Insurance
 19 Funeral Benefits
 Part Five Conclusion
 20 Outlines of a Comprehensive System
 21 Constitutional and Administrative Decisions
 22 Financial Considerations. APPENDICESAppendix I Industrial Accidents
 Appendix II Fatal Accidents
 Appendix III Motherâ#x80
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s Allowances
 Appendix IV A Dominion Employment Service Polic
 Appendix IV B 1. Distribution and Placement Facilities
 Appendix V Industrial Retirement Plans in Canada
 Appendix VI Rental Variations and the Minimum Standard
 Index to Tables
 Index.