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Name: An Act to introduce the Income Tax Reform Act.
Country: Germany
Subject(s): Wages; Employment policy, promotion of employment and employment services; Social security (general standards); Medical care and sickness benefit; Workers with family responsibilities; Mining and quarrying workers
Type of legislation: Law, Act
Adopted on: 1974-12-21
Entry into force:
Published on: Bundesgesetzblatt, 1974-12-24
ISN: DEU-1974-L-15041
Link: https://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_isn=15041&p_lang=en
Bibliography: Bundesgesetzblatt, 1974-12-24
Abstract/Citation: Inter alia, amends s. 13 of the Rehabilitation Benefits Standardisation Act of 7 Aug. 1974, makes numerous amendments to the Employment Promotion Act of 25 June 1969 (LS 1969 - Ger. F.R. 1, 1972 - Ger. F.R. 3) and the Federal Insurance Code (LS 1924 - Ger. 10 ... 1973 - Ger. F.R. 1), amends ss. 18, 39, 47 and 55 of the Salaried employees' Insurance Act (LS 1924 - Ger. 6 ... 1957 - Ger. F.R. 1 B), amends ss. 40, 60, 70 and 75 of the Federal Miners' Benefit Societies Act of 1 July 1926 (LS 1926 - Ger. 5 ... 1942 - Ger. 1 B and F), amends ss. 16 and 23 of the Wage Earners' Pension Insurance (Reorganisation) Act of 23 Feb. 1957 9LS 1957 - Ger. F.R. 1 A), amends ss. 16 and 23 of the Salaried Employees' Pension Insurance (Reorganisation) Act of 23 Feb. 1957 (LS 1957 - Ger. F.R. 1 B), makes numerous amendments to the Miners' Pension Insurance (Reorganisation) Act of 21 May 1957, amends s. 19 of the Farmers' Sickness Insurance Act of 10 Aug. 1972, repeals s. 6 and amends s. 42 of the Federal Family Allowances Act of 14 Apr. 1964 (LS 1964 - Ger. F.R. 1) and makes numerous amendments to the Act (No. 3) of 27 June 1970 to encourage the accumulation of capital by employees (LS 1970 - Ger. F.R. 1).

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