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Draft SI on social security (benefits uprating (SI 1998/470), contributions rerating and national insurance fund payments (SI 1998/469), guaranteed minimum pensions increase (SI 1998/406) and incapacity for work (SI 1998/407)). Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on social security (benefits uprating (SI 1998/470), contributions rerating and national insurance fund payments (SI 1998/469), guaranteed minimum pensions increase (SI 1998/406) and incapacity for work (SI 1998/407)). Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on social security benefits uprating. Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question. Debated with draft SIs on social security contributions, guaranteed minimum pensions increase and incapacity for work (agreed to on question) and child support (maintenance assessments and special cases) and social security (claims and payments) (agreed to on division (284 to 261)).
Draft SI on social security benefits uprating. Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question. Debated with draft SIs on social security contributions, guaranteed minimum pensions increase and incapacity for work (agreed to on question) and child support (maintenance assessments and special cases) and social security (claims and payments)...
Draft SI on statutory sick pay percentage threshold. Motion to approve. Agreed to on question. Debated with motions to approve draft SIs on guaranteed minimum pensions increase, social security contributions and social security benefits up-rating (agreed to on question) and motion to revoke income-related benefits schemes (SI 1994/1807) (negatived on division 246 to 287).
Draft SI on statutory sick pay percentage threshold. Motion to approve. Agreed to on question. Debated with motions to approve draft SIs on guaranteed minimum pensions increase, social security contributions and social security benefits up-rating (agreed to on question) and motion to revoke income-related benefits schemes (SI 1994/1807) (negatived on...
That this House congratulates the Trades Union Congress and the Labour Research Department on the publication of their report and guide on changes to the state sickness benefit system in the United Kingdom; notes that since the Statutory Sick Pay Act 1994 became effective from April 1994, thereby transferring the cost of paying for SSP to all but the smallest employers, this change has in practice encouraged 72 per cent. of organisations, covering 83 per cent. of employees, to tighten their sickness absence procedures; is extremely alarmed that, given this evidence, the Government is still intent upon introducing incapacity benefit in April 1995, which will further reduce and/or remove statutory benefits for all those previously entitled to sickness or invalidity benefits and impose a further new test of incapacity for work after 28 weeks absence; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to abandon such changes which have led and will further lead to unfair pressures on employees when they are at their weakest, and instead to examine with others a range of other fairer and more constructive approaches to sickness absence.
That this House congratulates the Trades Union Congress and the Labour Research Department on the publication of their report and guide on changes to the state sickness benefit system in the United Kingdom; notes that since the Statutory Sick Pay Act 1994 became effective from April 1994, thereby transferring the...
How many people (a) claimed and (b) were awarded non-contributory invalidity benefit following entitlement to statutory sick pay where the claimant suffered an industrial injury for the period (i) between April 1992 to April 1993, (ii) April 1993 to April 1994 and (iii) in total since April 1983. - Info...
How many people (a) claimed and (b) were awarded non-contributory invalidity benefit following entitlement to statutory sick pay where the claimant suffered an industrial injury for the period (i) between April 1992 to April 1993, (ii) April 1993 to April 1994 and (iii) in total since April 1983. - Info...
Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Bill. Lords amendments considered and agreed to.
Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Bill. Lords amendments considered and agreed to.
What percentage of national average earnings is represented by the higher rate of statutory sick pay, at the latest available date. - Fig given.
What percentage of national average earnings is represented by the higher rate of statutory sick pay, at the latest available date. - Fig given.
Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Bill. Report stage & third reading debate. New clauses considered. Agreed to on division (302 to 276).
Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Bill. Report stage & third reading debate. New clauses considered. Agreed to on division (302 to 276).
Draft SI on guaranteed minimum pensions increase order (SI 1994/500). Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on division (228 to 53). Debated with draft SIs on social security benefits up-rating (SI 1994/542), statutory sick pay (small employers relief) (SI 1994/561), social security (contributions) (re-rating & National Insurance Fund Payments) (SI 1994/544) & Statutory sick pay (rate of payment) (SI 1994/562). Agreed to on divisions (231 to 50, 227 to 52, 221 to 46 & 233 to 44).
Draft SI on guaranteed minimum pensions increase order (SI 1994/500). Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on division (228 to 53). Debated with draft SIs on social security benefits up-rating (SI 1994/542), statutory sick pay (small employers relief) (SI 1994/561), social security (contributions) (re-rating & National Insurance Fund Payments)...
Statutory Sick Pay Bill. Debate on allocation of time motion for Lords amendments & subsequent stages. Agreed to on question. Lords amendments considered & agreed to.
Statutory Sick Pay Bill. Debate on allocation of time motion for Lords amendments & subsequent stages. Agreed to on question. Lords amendments considered & agreed to.
Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Bill. Second reading debate. Agreed to on division (313 to 272). Committed to a Standing Committee. Debate on money resolution. Agreed to on division (303 to 139).
Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Bill. Second reading debate. Agreed to on division (313 to 272). Committed to a Standing Committee. Debate on money resolution. Agreed to on division (303 to 139).
How many claims for invalidity benefit were received from people previously in receipt of (a) sickness benefit, (b) income support and (c) statutory sick pay in the year 1992-93. - Inc table.
How many claims for invalidity benefit were received from people previously in receipt of (a) sickness benefit, (b) income support and (c) statutory sick pay in the year 1992-93. - Inc table.
Draft SIs on social security benefits uprating, contributions (one on rerating), statutory sick pay & guaranteed minimum pensions (SI 1993/ 349, SI 1993/280, SI 1993/282, SI 1993/350 & SI 1993/279). Agreed to on question. (Includes statement on long-term review of social security expenditure at 218 c1044-6).
Draft SIs on social security benefits uprating, contributions (one on rerating), statutory sick pay & guaranteed minimum pensions (SI 1993/ 349, SI 1993/280, SI 1993/282, SI 1993/350 & SI 1993/279). Agreed to on question. (Includes statement on long-term review of social security expenditure at 218 c1044-6).