Friedensburg, F: Practical Results of Workingmen's Insurance

Anglický jazyk

Friedensburg, F: Practical Results of Workingmen's Insurance

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Excerpt from The Practical Results of Workingmen's Insurance in Germany

As to the first charge, he alleges that almost from the begin ning it was found difficult to secure fair and honest adjudication of claims. The principle of giving the benefit Of doubt to the claimant came into early operation, and the claims, under its insidious in¿uence, multiplied in number and became less and less valid. 'the workmen began to come as beggars asking and ex pecting the insurance laws to be stretched in their favor.' The expenses of the system continued to grow as the force required increased.

The number of officials in the Imperial Insurance Office has multi plied in tune with the ever-waxing burden of work, so that in the estimate year 1909-10 it had risen to sixty-three permanent members, in addition to the President, the two Directors, and ten assistants; while the number of judicial assessors has increased from four to no less than ninety-nine. In the provinces the best voluntary social workers have withdrawn in disgust, leaving the administration of the industrial insurance funds to become more and more professional and bureaucratic.

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