By 1935 various Hungarian social clubs including athletic, altar, dramatic, sick benefit and insurance, singing ( " Dal�rd�k " ), and social clubs were formed.
12.
From the date of organization to 1 June 1908, it paid out $ 10, 639, 936 for death claims, and $ 2, 500, 000 in funeral and sick benefits.
13.
In 1890, it became the "'Federated Wire Drawers Trade and Sick Benefit Society of the United Kingdom "', with membership rising above 1, 000 by the end of the decade.
14.
Overtime other Hungarian fraternals merged into Verhavy including the Workingmen s Sick Benefit Federation ( Munk�s Betegseg�lyzo Egyes�let ) of East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the Hungarian Budapest Society ( Magyar Baptista Egylet ) of Cleveland, Ohio.
15.
Never mind that all of them were required to contribute to the Priests'Pension / Sick Benefit Fund until the archdiocese turned to special Easter and Christmas collections to finance the growing medical and retirement expenses of its clergy.
16.
Gompers and his friend Adolph Strasser used Local 144 as a base to rebuild the Cigarmakers'Union, introducing a high dues structure and implementing programs to pay out-of-work benefits, sick benefits, and death benefits for union members in good standing.
17.
In 1901, the federation adopted a more centralised structure and was again renamed, as the "'Amalgamated Wire Drawers Trade and Sick Benefit Society of the United Kingdom "', then in 1908 it became the "'Amalgamated Wire Drawers Society of Great Britain "', membership soon moving over 2, 000.
18.
Among the specifics of the draft, which Kohl plans to present to parliament on Friday : a two-year wage freeze for public workers; reducing sick benefits from 100 percent to 80 percent of the monthly salary; reducing unemployment benefits and postponing increases in allowances for families with children.
