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sick pay ~ employees paid 4d, employers paid 3d, government paid 2d per week. This was called the central fund. If workers became ill they would receive 10 shillings a week for up to 13 weeks and free medical care for up to 26 weeks. women would receive 7s 6d and would also receive a one off maternity grant of 30s
unemployment ~ workers, employers and governemtn all put in 2 and half d per week. If workers were out of work they could receive up to 7s per week for fifteen weeks in shipbuilding, iron-foundry, construction and such like industries
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