WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION
EMPIRE APPRECIATION. SOME HECOMMENRATIONS. (Aust. and N.Z. (’able). London, Nov. 2.1. The Imperial Conference’s Subcommittee on .workmen’s compensation reported on inquiries into the position of aliens, seamen, non-re si dents and t hey rbptqr-impe rial transfer of moneys.v diintf feJneThe committeE;atlopted resolutions, of which the.:, %sT y recommends the several Governments of the Empire to consider desirability- of effecting last
year’s international Labour Conference’s draft contention, providing the extension of the benefits to aliens whoso Governments are prepared to reciprocate. The second resolution expresses the opinion that arrangements should be made to transfer payments to that part of the Empire where the beneficiary resides. Generally, it may be said that no Briton permanently incapacitated anywhere in the Empire is excluded from compensation owing to his retmoval to some other part.
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Feilding Star, Volume 4, Issue 957, 23 November 1926, Page 7
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