The finance for Social Assistance is generally provided out of the general revenues of
Unlike Social Insurance (which is financed through tripartite contributions), 'Social Assistance' programmes provide non-contributory benefits to needy individuals of small…
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The finance for Social Assistance is generally provided out of the general revenues of
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Unlike Social Insurance (which is financed through tripartite contributions), 'Social Assistance' programmes provide non-contributory benefits to needy individuals of small means as a matter of right, financed wholly out of the general tax revenues of the Government.
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UGC NET HRM / Labour Welfare and Industrial Relations