the start. Unlike the other two programs, the principle that the federal government should also contribute a portion of the underwriting cost, with the other two portions prorated accordingly, was accepted without question. The disability insurance program was intended to be used by those permanently disabled. This time, the state supervised the programs directly. Workers Protection Act of 1891 The law set up stricter regulations to ensure greater workplace safety, banned work on Sundays, introduced a maximum working day of eleven hours for women and ten hours for workers under 16 years of age and prohibited night work by them, banned those under the age of 13 from working in industry and encouraged the establishment of worker's committees in factories to address disputes. Industrial tribunals were set up to settle disputes between employees and employers. Children's Protection Act of 1903 The law further tightened regulations on child labor to prevent exploitation of children. See also Anti-socialist laws Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Celal Bayar Communitarianism Compassionate conservatism Conservatism in Germany Criticism of socialism History of the Social Democratic Party of Germany İsmet İnönü Kemalism Liberalism in Germany Preussentum und Sozialismus Rhine capitalism Paternalistic conservatism Social conservatism Social corporatism Social market State capitalism State socialism Tory socialism Traditionalist conservatism Welfare capitalism Welfare state Yellow socialism References 1880s in Germany Otto von Bismarck Conservatism in Germany History of socialism Paternalistic conservatism Political science terminology Political terminology in Germany Socialism in Germany Syncretic political movements Progressive conservatism