THE LABOUR REPRESENTATION PRINTING & PUBLISHING CO., LTD. (Trade Union), 3, NEW ROAD, WOOLWICH. Entered at the Post Office, New York, N.Y., U.S.A., as second-class matter, INTERNATIONAL LABOUR LEGISLATION Agreement between Hungary and Italy respecting accident insurance. 19th Sep- Rules for the prevention of accidents sanctioned by the State Insurance Office . Cameroons: Labour Ordinance for the Cameroons Protectorate. 24th May, 1909 Ordinance respecting the unloading and loading of seagoing ships on Sundays and Ordinance respecting the repatriation of private employees and destitute whites. German East Africa: Ordinance respecting the repatriation of destitute whites. Ordinance respecting the recruiting of natives in German East Africa. 27th Ordinance respecting the legal position of native labourers. 27th February, 1909 German New Guinea: Ordinance respecting the recruiting and expatriating of natives in the German Protectorate of New Guinea. 4th March, 1909 Prussia: Decree respecting agencies for providing situations abroad. Decree respecting the use of emery-wheels. 8th October, 1909 Instructions for the enforcement of the Act of 28th July, 1909, to amend the General Mining Act of 24th June, 1865, 1892, and 14th July, 1905. 13th Bavaria: Royal Decree respecting suction gas power plants. 5th March, 1909 Police regulations issued for the protection of workmen in chemical cleaning works where benzene and other highly inflammable cleaning materials are used. Notification respecting employment agencies for theatrical employees. 31d 9-23-50 18033 Great Britain & Ireland: Regulations for the generation, transformation, distribution and use of electrical energy in premises under the Factory and Workshop Acts, 1901 and 1907. 23rd December, 1908 Act to provide for the establishment of Labour Exchanges and for other purposes incidental thereto. 20th September, 1909 Act to protect the interests of handloom weavers and for other purposes in con- Act to provide for the establishment of Trade Boards for certain trades. 20th British Colonies: 14 21 22 23 CANADA: Alberta: Act with respect to compensation to workmen for injuries suffered in the course of their employment. 5th March, 1908. 30 Act to amend the Coal Mines Act for the purpose of limiting hours of work below ground. 5th March, 1958 1908. NEW ZEALAND: Act to consolidate certain enactments of the General Assembly relating to old age pensions. Norway Act respecting insurance against sickness. 18th September, 1909 Sweden Act respecting the prohibition of the night-work of women in certain indus- 33 45 66 68 70 International Labour Legislation Agreement between Hungary and Italy respecting accident insurance. (19th September, 1909.) I. Workmen and employees, being Hungarian subjects, who meet with accidents in occupations for which insurance is compulsory under the Italian Act, No. 51, dated 31st January, 1904 (codified text),* and any later Acts amending the same, together with their dependants entitled to compensation, shall have a claim to the same treatment and compensation as Italian subjects under the said Italian Act (codified text) and any later Acts amending the same. On the other hand workmen and employees, being Italian subjects, who meet with accidents in occupations for which insurance is compulsory under the Hungarian Act No. XIX., of 1907,† and any later Acts amending the same, together with their dependants entitled to compensation, shall have a claim to the same treatment and compensation as that granted to Hungarian subjects for industrial accidents by the Hungarian Act No. XIX., of 1907, and any later Acts amending the same. The mutual right contemplated in the preceding paragraph shall extend also to workmen and employees employed in occupations for which insurance is compulsory, by firms being domiciled or having permanent representation within the territory of one of the two States, who meet with industrial accidents when working outside the territory of both, unless the industrial accidents legislation in force in the State where the accident occurs applies to such workmen or employees. Similarly, dependants of any such persons having met with an industrial accident shall have a claim to compensation even if at the time of the accident they were not within the territory of that one of the two States where the accident occurred. In addition, compensation shall be paid to workmen or employees having met with industrial accidents who after the said accident return and live permanently in their own country. The dependants of a workman or employee having met with an industrial accident shall receive compensation even if they have never resided within the territory of the State where the accident occurred, or if after residing there they betake themselves permanently to a foreign country. 2. The proper authorities of one of the two States having in hand the investigation of an industrial accident sustained by a workman or employee belonging to the other State, shall forward a copy of the report on the investigation within eight days of the issue of the same, to the proper consular authority of the place where the accident occurred. * Title E.B. III., p. 178. † Extract E.B. II., p. 269. Full text in German, G.B VI., p. 222; in French, F.B. VI., p. 246. |