Liberal Social Reforms - Sick Flashcards

1
Q

What act was set up to help the sick?

A

National Insurance Act

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2
Q

When was the National Insurance Act set up?

A

1911

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3
Q

How much did manual labourers have to earn to be forced to join the National Insurance Act?

A

£160

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4
Q

How many men were covered by the National Insurance Act Part 1?

A

10 million

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5
Q

How many women were covered by the National Insurance Act Part 1?

A

4 million

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6
Q

How much could sick workers claim per week?

A

10 shillings for 13 weeks and then 5 shillings a week for a further 13 weeks

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7
Q

What did the National Insurance Act Part 1 give for free?

A

Medical and maternity treatment

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8
Q

What did the National Insurance Act Part 1 mean people could survive ill health without?

A

Starvation

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9
Q

What were failures of the National Insurance Act Part 1?

A

Only poorest helped
Did not cover dependents
Widows didn’t receive pensions if man died

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10
Q

Where did sick pay come from?

A

A huge central fund

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11
Q

Who paid into the central fund?

A

Workers, employers, government

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12
Q

How much did workers, employers and government pay into the central fund?

A
Workers = 4 pence 
Employers = 3 pence 
Government = 2 pence
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