The Painter and Decorator, 74. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1960 |
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... wages and thirteen of these forty - four paid even less than 40 per cent of average weekly wages . As a result , the typical maximum bene- fit paid in 1958 was only 44 per cent of average weekly wages - as compared with 65 per cent in ...
... wages and thirteen of these forty - four paid even less than 40 per cent of average weekly wages . As a result , the typical maximum bene- fit paid in 1958 was only 44 per cent of average weekly wages - as compared with 65 per cent in ...
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... wages . There were , of course , no laws to protect them , and so they lived entirely at the mercy of their employers . The normal conditions that existed in the factory system little more than half a century ago in England and ...
... wages . There were , of course , no laws to protect them , and so they lived entirely at the mercy of their employers . The normal conditions that existed in the factory system little more than half a century ago in England and ...
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... wages for social security purposes ? Answer . Yes . By paying her $ 4 per week , you will pay her over $ 50 in a calendar quarter . Therefore her wages are subject to social security tax . For four years I had domestic help . She ...
... wages for social security purposes ? Answer . Yes . By paying her $ 4 per week , you will pay her over $ 50 in a calendar quarter . Therefore her wages are subject to social security tax . For four years I had domestic help . She ...
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