unemployment benefit, act for the relief of the poor 1601, started in the uk in 1601.
when did unemployment benefit, act for the relief of the poor 1601, start in the uk?
1601
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the poor relief act 1601 (43 eliz 1 c 2) was an act of the parliament of england. the act for the relief of the poor 1601, popularly known as the elizabethan poor law, "43rd elizabeth" or the old poor law was passed in 1601 and created a poor law system for england and wales.
act for the relief of the poor 1601
the 1990s saw a decade of unemployment benefit insurance reform in denmark. government policy addressing employment security however, remained largely unchanged. prior to the early 1990s reforms, danish citizens were entitled to 2.5 years of unemployment benefits given they remained employed for 26 weeks out of the previous 3 years. during their unemployment benefit collection period, citizens were entitled by law to receive subsidized employment for 7–9 months. if employed under this program, individuals were then once again subject to receive another 2.5 years of unemployment benefits, essentially allowing for unlimited unemployment benefits. the reforms of the decade were devised to place an upper limit on entitlement to unemployment benefits. in 1995, the entitlement period for unemployment benefits was limited to 5 years, with a requirement for employment for 1 year in the past 3 years. three years later, the maximum length of the unemployment benefit entitlement period was shortened to 4 years for individuals over the age of 25. these reforms have resulted in an average shorter length of unemployment period for danish since when compared to pre-1990s statistics. more recent unemployment benefit policies have dealt with cash benefit reform. in 2013, the danish government implemented a reform that aimed to reduce the amount of cash benefits given to unemployed youth, and instead transform those payments into education benefits in order to pursue its "usefulness initiative". these new cash benefit policies have had a positive effect on the flow of young adults away from unemployment and into education or employment.
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