... ... ... ... ... Marks. 20 25 3. Compare the classes of employment covered by the German and the Austrian Workmen's Compensation Acts respectively 4. State the minimum and maximum amounts payable in respect of accidental death under the German, Austrian, Dutch, and Italian Acts, respectively 5. In those countries where insurance with the State is not compulsory, what precautions are taken to protect the compensation due to workmen or their dependents against the insolvency of the employer? 25 6. What reserve is made under the Austrian law for accidents involving the payment of pensions, and how is it raised? ... 7. Detail the regulations in force under the German Acts with regard to the notification of accidents, and the procedure followed until a final decision as to the compensation due has been arrived at ... 8. What income must a workman have to exempt him from the obligation of being insured against accidents in the following countries: Germany, Holland, Italy, Norway, Austria, and Finland?... 20 20 20 NAMES OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES-1907. The following is the Official List of the Successful Candidates at the Examinations held simultaneously at the various Insurance centres, April 8th to 18th, 1907. The letter "P" opposite a name signifies Pass, "H" Honours, and "C" Certificates accepted to 16th May, 1907. |