10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHILD ENDOWMENT»
Discover the use of
child endowment in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
child endowment and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Official Year Book of the Commonwealth of Australia
The Commonwealth Government agreed with the majority of the Commission that
child endowment could not be separated from the control of the basic wage — a
power which the Commonwealth did not possess and which the States were ...
Austràlia. Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics, 1940
2
So Many Firsts: Liberal Women from Menzies to Turnbull Era
Initially the extension of child endowment was a substantial boost to families. It
was worth £39 a child in 1950-51, which equated to about 7.5 per cent of the
male minimum wage.26 The legislation was introduced in March 1950.
Margaret FitzHerbert, 2009
3
Official Year Book of Australia No. 60, 1974
CHILD ENDOWMENT: SUMMARY, AUSTRALIA Year At end of year Family
group claims in Jorce For children under 16 For student Approved years(a)
children(a) institutions Annual Total Total liability for payments endowed
endowment ...
Australian Bureau of Statistics
4
The Australian Welfare State: Key Documents and Themes
Some early supporters of child endowment (such as Jessie Street who, in the late
1920s, represented the feminist group the United Associations of Women) saw
such payment not simply as being of economic assistance but also as providing ...
John Wilson, Jane Thomson, Anthony McMahon, 1996
5
The Power of Knowledge, the Resonance of Tradition
He said, 'When I was born my mother had no child endowment, my father had no
pension, but when I came to be a man, the war came and made me sign in the
army' and they said, ''We're going to give you that one that's been coming in the ...
6
Torres Strait Islander Women and the Pacific War
He said, 'When I was born my mother had no child endowment, my father had no
pension, but when I came to be a man, the war came and made me sign in the
army' and they said, ''We're going to give you that one that's been coming in the ...
7
Giblin's Platoon: The Trials and Triumph of the Economist in ...
In 1928 he had been appointed by Bruce to be one of five Royal Commissioners
assessing the merits of introducing a national scheme of 'child endowment'. They
took evidence from two of the economists: Brigden and Copland.19 Brigden put ...
William Coleman, Selwyn Cornish, Alf Hagger, 2006
8
Trustees on Trial: Recovering the Stolen Wages
employment 'because child endowment payment contributes to a considerable
degree to their maintenance'.86 Before the introduction of the endowment
payments, very few rural births had been registered but protectors were now
ordered to ...
9
Official Year Book of the Commonwealth of Australia No. 58, 1972
(4) Endowment payments are now being made direct to Aboriginal families
instead of through institutions. (c) Includes expenditure for endowed student
children; separate figures are not available. CHILD ENDOWMENT: STUDENT
CHILDREN ...
Austràlia. Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics
In 1945–46 twelve Northern Territory missions received a total of 28,152 pounds
in child endowment moneys for 1057 children in their care.128 Two years later
the Northern Territory Director of Native Affairs raised the issue of how to ensure
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHILD ENDOWMENT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
child endowment is used in the context of the following news items.
Falling birth rates are no bad thing
Having four kids was no ticket out of grinding poverty for my mother in the 1940s but it did entitle her to child endowment, a welfare benefit ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 15»
Thus Spake Mungo: Don't mention tax reform
Over the years a widows pension and child endowment were introduced by the states; in the 1940s they became national policy. In the ... «Echonetdaily, Apr 15»
Paul Keating biography by David Day takes an unblinkered view
... be encouraged by generous child endowment and other payments to have more children and thereby reduce the necessity for immigration. «The Australian, Feb 15»
Yoga 'handmaiden' had abortions
Shishy said she would sign papers as required by Akhandananda, including legal guardianship documents that meant child endowment ... «SBS, Dec 14»
Whether it's badly designed fences or dodgy parkers, check out the …
... 1970s banking books showing child endowment payments, it's easy to lose an hour or so skimming through photos from Melbourne's past. «Herald Sun, Aug 14»
Paid parental leave, childcare: worth doing despite the economics
This is why the first child endowment was controversial and never existed before then. It is our biggest welfare spend, a huge impost on singles ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 14»
How parlour politics trumped problem-solving and doomed the …
... Andrew Fisher, introduced the age pension and the disability pension; the first Liberal leader, Robert Menzies introduced child endowment. «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 14»
Did legalised slavery exist in Australia?
... when infant mortality on government settlements was six times higher than in the white community, the government used child endowment for ... «ABC Online, Jul 14»
School chaplaincy decision: lessons for a beneficial scheme
maternity allowances, widows' pensions, child endowment, unemployment, pharmaceuticals, sickness and hospital benefits, medical and ... «The Conversation, Jun 14»
The Budget: 1974 versus now
Today lower income families can receive up to $172.20 a fortnight for each child aged less than 12 years whereas the child endowment in 1974 ... «MacroBusiness, May 14»
