Which states have state Indian Child Welfare Acts?
the Indian Child welfare Act (ICWA) is a federal law in the United States; it applies in all states.
Are there any Federal or state or territories legislation for animal welfare in Australia?
Animal welfare laws are administered by the state government and implemented by the RSPCA and the state police.
Is it possible that an abusive boyfriend could call child welfare on you and make false allegations?
He can make all the complaints he wants, but Child Welfare will investigate and they have to prove you are an unfit mother. Get phone numbers, names and addresses of family and particularly friends (doctors, ministers, priests) will also help a great deal in swaying things in your favor.
What does the motto The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law mean?
This motto (L. Salus populi suprema lex esto) means that no one individual's desires or well-being shall be put above the good of the community as a whole. This is Missouri's state motto, so it may be assumed that this was written in the interest of the state as the size of the community, though this could potentially be attached to any size population. Most altruistically, following such a motto as a societal tenant would disallow poverty, greed, etc. Everyone would live in as much of an ideal to their desired station and capacity in life as would be of mutual benefit to the society entire. Taken to it's extreme though, each individual would be assigned a value in their society and if their existence was detrimental to the society as a whole compared to their absence from it, they would be removed.
Can a 60 year old female who is unemployed for 7 months apply for welfare?
Unless there were extenuating circumstances such as excessive assets, other income, etc. most people would be able to apply for welfare, who were unemployed, etc. You would need to contact the Human Resources ,or its equivalent in your state, to find out what programs are available to you.
Is there a statute of limitation for welfare fraud in Massachusetts?
To my knowledge, the applicable statute of limitations would be three years, but I would suggest consulting with local Mass. counsel for confirmation.
What is the absolute rule of a government that ignores the rights and welfare of people?
it is called a tyrrany
During the late 19th century what was the attitude towards strikes?
it was considered illegal look on page 213 of social civics book
Is there are reward for reporting welfare fraud in new york?
Is there a reward in nyc for welfare fraud
What are the Schemes of child welfare?
go to your local ACORN office, they can guide you in the correct direction to go in, from fraud to child prostitution.
How does the economics of welfare relate to the scarcity of resources?
What are the disadvantages of providing welfare services to employees?
employees cannot satisfy fully
it may be given depends upon the employee cadre and posiytion ,
Which department advises the president on welfare and income security programs?
The Health and Human Services department advises the president on welfare and income security programs.
How much does welfare pay in New Jersey?
The amount of welfare a person can receive in New Jersey will depend on several factors. The more children a person has, the more welfare. A single person will get considerable less.
Staff welfare refers to a wide variety of facilities that are important for the well being of employees. The basics of staff welfare are bathrooms, wash stations and clean drinking water.
What are the Objectives of employees welfare measure?
How do you file welfare income on a tax form?
Government benefits paid to you from a public welfare fund based upon need aren't taxable. So you don't include them on your tax return. You only include welfare payments if they're compensation for services or if your payments have been found to have been obtained fraudulently. In these two cases, you enter the amount on the line 21 (Other Income) of Form 1040.
What were the founding fathers views on welfare?
I think they would be very surprised at the creation of welfare. In their time the churches took care of the poor, not the government. It was felt that people needed help, but they also needed to help themselves. In London when a person owed a lot of money he/she couldn't pay they were put in debtors prison. Churches also ran work houses for the poor. The Catholic church had workhouses and laundries where girls and women were assigned to work because they were considered to be of illrepute. Some of these still existed in Ireland into the 1970's. It was a whole different world in the 1700's . About 90% of the population were farmers and the 10% that wasn't farming were business owners, lawyers, factory workers, sailors, and other things. Slaves were also a factor in the colonies. So, this world was completely different from what we have today.
I am not sure if I understand your question but I'll try to answer. Employees must read the OSHA poster, follow the employers safety and health rules. Wear and use all personal protective equipment. IE: safety boots, hard hats and gloves. Follow safe work practices for your job as directed by your employer. Report hazardous conditions to a supervisor or safety committee. Report hazardous conditions to OSHA if the employer does not fix them and cooperate with OSHA inspectors.
How did Mexican Americans protect their welfare in the US?
Mexicans formed mutualistas, or mutual aid groups. Members of mutualistas pooled money together to buy insurance and pay for legal advice. They also collected money for the sick and needy. This is one way Mexicans protected their welfare in the US.