Report on Social Security for Canada: New Edition

✍ Scribed by Leonard Marsh; Allan Moscovitch

• Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
• Year: 2018
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 345
• Series: Carleton Library Series; 244
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Public welfare and social security in Canada as envisioned by Leonard Marsh.

Public welfare and social security in Canada as envisioned by Leonard Marsh.

✦ Table of Contents

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: Workmen’s Compensation
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 Children’s Allowances
16 Women’s Needs in the Social Security System
17 Widowhood: Mothers’ Allowances
18 Survivors’ Insurance
19 Funeral Benefits
Part Five Conclusion
20 Outlines of a Comprehensive System
21 Constitutional and Administrative Decisions
22 Financial Considerations
APPENDICES
Appendix I Industrial Accidents
Appendix II Fatal Accidents
Appendix III Mother’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