...employer obtain insurance or give proof of his qualifications to carry his own risk (self -insurance). In most of the States the employer is permitted to...medical benefits, by States and for the years 1939 to 1947, appear in table 305. Of the 1947 total of $485 million, an estimated $135 million was in the...

...shall obtain insurance or give proof of his qualifications to carry his own risk, which is known as self-insurance. In most of the States the employer is permitted to insure in private insurance companies. State insurance systems exist in 19 jurisdictions. Eight of these are...

...compensation acts require that medical aid be furnished to injured employees; in almost half the States, there are either duration or cost limitations —...required to insure their risks in the State fund. Total paymonts of all types of insurers in 1948 are estimated at about $510 million, of which approximately...

...compensation acts require that medical aid be furnished to injured employees; in almost half the States, there are* either duration or cost limitations —...State fund. Total payments of all types of insurers in 1948 sre estimated at about $510" million, of which approximately $140 million was in the form of...

...obtain insurance or shall give proof of his qualifications to carry his own risk, which is known as self-insurance. In most of the States the employer...permitted to insure with private insurance companies. State insurance systems exist in 18 States 4 and Puerto Rico. In 7 of these States 5 and in Puerto...

...shall obtain insurance or give proof of his qualifications to carry his own risk, which is known as self-insurance. In most of the States the employer...permitted to insure with private insurance companies. State insurance systems exist in 18 States* and Puerto Rico. In 7 of these States6 and in Puerto Rico...