Pursuant to his oral statement of 30th November, c1205-8 what would be the value of all non-uprated benefits and allowances had they been uprated (a) by price increase and (b) by earnings since the dates they were (i) announced and (ii) first paid. - (Holding answer Monday 5 December 1994)....

Pursuant to his oral statement of 30th November, c1205-8 what would be the value of all non-uprated benefits and allowances had they been uprated (a) by price increase and (b) by earnings since the dates they were (i) announced and (ii) first paid. - (Holding answer Monday 5 December 1994)....

What rate of statutory sick pay was payable to a person previously earning (a) half average earnings, (b) average earnings and (c) one and a half times average earnings, in cash terms and as a percentage of their earnings, in each year since statutory sick pay commenced. - Table given.

What rate of statutory sick pay was payable to a person previously earning (a) half average earnings, (b) average earnings and (c) one and a half times average earnings, in cash terms and as a percentage of their earnings, in each year since statutory sick pay commenced. - Table given.

What proportion of earnings was replaced by statutory sick pay for employees on 100 per cent., 75 per cent. and 50 per cent. of average earnings in each year since statutory sick pay commenced. - Table given.

What proportion of earnings was replaced by statutory sick pay for employees on 100 per cent., 75 per cent. and 50 per cent. of average earnings in each year since statutory sick pay commenced. - Table given.

What is his estimate of the effects of the planned changes in the future employment of the disabled that will result from the passage of the Statutory Sick Pay Bill.

What is his estimate of the effects of the planned changes in the future employment of the disabled that will result from the passage of the Statutory Sick Pay Bill.

Whether he will take steps to ensure that any draft regulations altering statutory sick pay rates from April 1991 are referred to the Social Security Advisory Committee in time for the Committee to allow a consultation period of at least six weeks, excluding Christmas week.

Whether he will take steps to ensure that any draft regulations altering statutory sick pay rates from April 1991 are referred to the Social Security Advisory Committee in time for the Committee to allow a consultation period of at least six weeks, excluding Christmas week.

What are the April 1990 and April 1991 equivalents of the rates of statutory sick pay introduced in April 1983 and the earnings bands to which they related, in real terms and as a proportion of average earnings, taking account of the best available estimate of April 1991 earnings. -...

What are the April 1990 and April 1991 equivalents of the rates of statutory sick pay introduced in April 1983 and the earnings bands to which they related, in real terms and as a proportion of average earnings, taking account of the best available estimate of April 1991 earnings. -...

What estimate he has made of the proportion of recipients of statutory sick pay who are also receiving occupational sick pay: (a) of any amount and (b) to provide full basic pay when added to statutory sick pay, and the extent to which these proportions vary with duration of sickness.

What estimate he has made of the proportion of recipients of statutory sick pay who are also receiving occupational sick pay: (a) of any amount and (b) to provide full basic pay when added to statutory sick pay, and the extent to which these proportions vary with duration of sickness.