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E t -r*tFw :8 10 DAVI-D HEWESt,tf1 :t-4-i,IvwSANA,ewt QILDIN *i995 MARlt4(CFLNL)wjPNI.,.t.-,tfO t ',E'PRANCISCO. eeCofltittne pasage9of the state At 50 workmenfs compensation till highlighted labor's firat important r. tt, kWwr.ormish in the Pfnareio ard Insureottn this ,M.o.,.,,nd.'ay,,.Monday in Saera-, In *ttfg;RflStjtIO{?Q.)ia?t,r't.Qi.,?,'*f 4 '7Wfl A.t *Uures wee giwn comittee approval and sent to theAs ebl''m.e.'er Pi-.Assembly foo'r'floor,f1-.,-hlwhile twotwo Qthers wre voted down by the 22-memberPi-ngnce and Insurance unit,The votes provided,the first test en the AFt's workments oomi; - w h S S ffi e i ; i i i - i8sr4* tlt-pro * CeriA #4.uHfloma A. tbii6ney (i. &an Frrand seo) and-AUthQ flt iUward M. Gatfney (Dox San Fnnetdso), the 5 bill wou3 ine se theminimum weekly workmen'# oompensation benait for both permsnet pndtemporary disability from 9.95 to )8-, and theum benefit from 30in cases ofpermanent disability ad * in temporary disability,Ftf 50 for both categories.The bill, numbered4LB 510passed byvpice votq,t §iU-'.,i;t.;1.''-The committee also &GOpted -A b4 *reivursemenvcost of transportation ard wageqss ie.r"d through an ePloyeetreenent to submit to a phsicaea 0nn ion at the requst af- theemployer)i4surancercarrienIndustrial .AoAdent oMLt:::O.Authored by)Mased by a 13-4 vote,Assemblymn Carlos BeeVotnlag forC(the4AW(t(Do'Froam)Hayward), the bill wasGeddet. 68); (D,6Mont); aen (D.Fae(a. ClaxWtMm - stt. Godde (Re Cl.j: IIh0ju h.
California State Feder ;too of LaborWEEKLY NEWS LETTER, Mash,25j, 1955Page 2.N. Hollywood); McCollistur (R. San Anselmo); MoFall (D. Manteca);Miller (D. San Fernando); O'Connell (D. San Francisco); Sankary (D.San Diego); Unruh (D. Los Angeles).Voting against the APL were: Backstrand (R. Riverside); Kelly(R. Shafter); Lanterman (R. La Canada); Levering (R. Los Angeles).The following five assemblymen were absent: Chapel (R. Inglewood)Donald D. Doyle (R. Lafayette); Hawkins (D. Los Angeles); Morris (R.Los Angeles); Smith (R,, Los Angeles),.Committee sanction was also given *AB 783, introduced by Assemblywoman Wanda Sankary (D. San Diego) to confine a disability insarance indemnity lien against benefits granted under workments compen-sation to compensation for temporary disability.Under present law adisability lien may also be allowed against compensation for permanent disability. The bill passed by a 12-5 vote,Voting for the AFL were: Munnell (D. Montebello); Beaver (R. Redlands); Cunningham (D. Ventura); Hawkins (D. Los Angeles); Henderson(D. Fresno); Maloney (R.San Francisco);Marsh (R. No.Hollywood);McFall (D. Manteca); Miller (D. San Fernando); OtConnell (D. San Fran-cisco); Sankary (D. San Diego); Unruh (D. Los Angeles).Voting against the AFL were: Backstrand (R. Riverside); Kelly(R. Shafter); Lanterman (R. La Canada); Levering (R. Los Angeles);McCollister (R. San Anselmo).Absent were Assemblymen Chapel (R. Inglewood); Donald D. Doyle(R. Lafayette); E. R. Geddes (R. Claremont); Morris (R. Los Angeles);Smith (R. Los Angeles).By an 11-6 tally, the committee killed a long championed AFLmeasure to give injured workers free choice of doctors. Authored byAssemblymen William A. Munnell (D. Los Angeles) and Wallace D. Henderson (D. Fresno), the bill fell far short of a needed majorityvote.as*indicates bill.sponsored by the California State Federation of Labor
California State Federation of LaborWEEKLY NEWS LETTERt March 25, -1955WORKMEN' S COMPENSATIONSTILL KEY ISSUE IN SACRAMENTO(CFLNL) SAN FRANCISCO.--Workmen's compensation continued to holdthe center of the legislative stage in Sacramento this week as com-mittee hearings were announced for 59 bills listed as important tolabor by the California State Federation of Labor.Ten of the 59 measures concern the workments compensation law.Eight are rated as "G
California State Federgtioz of Labor, WEEKLY NEWS LETTER.March 5 155 rae 4. in performing public work. In voonraets a:lued' between 15,000 and 50,000, a financial stat ent may be required. ELECTIONS Committee on Const,itutional Amendments-Monday',Aprti 4, 3:00 pm4l ACA 6 (Elliott) - GOOD P Aerd 'eetc in2 7 of; Article IV of State. CO
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