Chris Grover (Livres)

Chris Grover Livres

Cette auteure crée de la fiction romantique, allant des romans complets aux nouvelles. Son écriture se caractérise par un style fluide et une focalisation sur le développement des personnages qui entraîne les lecteurs dans le récit. Avec une touche distinctive pour les détails et l'atmosphère, elle crée des intrigues captivantes. Les lecteurs apprécieront sa capacité à mêler suspense et éléments romantiques, produisant des œuvres à la fois palpitantes et touchantes.

Social Security and Wage Poverty

Historical and Policy Aspects of Supplementing Wages in Britian and Beyond

291pages
11 heures de lecture

This is the first book to examine debates about, and the practice of, state supplementing of wages. It charts the historical development of such policies from prohibition in the 1830s and how opposition to it was overcome in the 1970s, thereby allowing the increasing supplementation of the wages of poorly paid working people. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Introduction 2. Wage supplements and the New Poor Law 3. Wage supplements and poor relief in the 1920s: Norfolk's agricultural labourers 4. Wage supplements and Public Assistance in the 1930s: Lancashire's cotton weavers 5. Family Allowance, the 'rediscovery of poverty' and the rejection of means-tested wage supplements 6. Family Income Supplement: reintroducing means-tested wage supplements 7. Family Credit, wage suppression and the 'think tank' 8. Tax Credits, wage worklessness and child poverty 9. Universal Credit: wage supplements and 'mini jobs' 10. Minimum and 'living' wages: alternatives to wage supplements? 11. International experiences of wage supplements: New Zealand and the USA 12. Conclusion