...service? Mr. ALTMEYER. Yes; the Social Security Act provides that the payment of benefits shall be made through public employment offices, or such other agencies as the Social Security Board may approve. We feel that these payments should be made through public employment offices, so that an unemployed...

...revised periodically as experience was gained. The Federal act required that benefits be paid "solely through public employment offices or such other agencies as the Social Security Board may approve." The Social Security Board never approved any other agency and benefits were paid through a Federal-State...

...eligible for approval a State unemployment compensation law must provide for the payment of benefits through public employment offices or such other agencies as the Social Security Board may approve. States which have affiliated their State employment service with the United States Employment Service...

...payment of unemployment Insurance benefits. Furthermore, the benefits provided under the State law must be paid through public employment offices "or such other agencies as the Federal Security Administrator may approve." In general, no Federal standards have been established...

...service? Mr. ALTMEYER. Yes; the Social Security Act provides that the payment of benefits shall he made through public employment offices, or such other agencies as the Social Security Board may approve. We feel that these payments should be made through public employment offices, so that an unemployed...

...operates the State employment service. The Social Security Act provides that unemployment compensation may be paid through public employment offices or such...agencies as the Social Security Board may approve. The Board has fully recognized the desirability of paying claims through public employment offices,...

...Employment Service. This committee, when it reported out the bill, changed that phraseology to read through public employment offices or such other agencies as the Social Security Board might approve. When the Social Security Board came into existence, its first problem in connection...

...operates the State employment service. The Social Security Act provides that unemployment compensation may be paid through public employment offices or such...agencies as the Social Security Board may approve. The Board has fully recognized the desirability of paying claims through public employment offices,...

...the incorporation of a provision that the payment of unemployment compensation would be made solely through public employment offices or such other agencies as the Social Security Board might approve, Because of the Social Security Board's decision to approve only the public employment...

...the costs of other aspects. Both title III and the Unemployment Tax Act provide that benefits shall be paid through public employment offices or such other agencies as the Commissioner for Social Security shall approve. Up to the present the Commissioner has not approved...