HC Deb 29 February 1924 vol 170 cc851-2W
Mr. REMER

asked the Minister of Labour whether any balance sheet and/or profit-and-loss account has been drawn up since the scheme of unemployment insurance was inaugurated; and, if so, whether he will cause the same to be published?

Mr. SHAW

The accounts of the unemployment fund are presented to Parliament annually after being audited by the Comptroller and Auditor-General, as required by the Unemployment Insurance Act. Further information regarding the transactions of the unemployment fund from its inception in 1912 till July,

APPLICATIONS FOR UNCOVENAXTKD BKNKFIT, 18TH OUTOBER, 1023, TO 11TH FEBRUARY, 1924,
18th October, 1923, to 12th November, 1923 13th November, 1923, to 10th December, 1923. 11th December, 1923, to 14th January, 1924. 15th January, 1924, to 11th February, 1924.
Applications referred to Local Committees.
Bridgeton 5,204 2,630 1,801 3,776
Parkhead 1,385 760 461 1,610
Partick 4,319 1,435 948 3,447
Govan 2,545 803 640 1,510
Glasgow, South Side 5,445 1,460 1,330 4,549
Applications refused on ground that applicant was not genuinely working whole-time employment.
Bridgeton 357 399 197 137
Parkhead 246 64 25 42
Partick 5 4 11 7
Govan 547 284 75 161
Glasgow, South Side 300 79 50 41
Total Number of applications rejected by Local Committees.
Bridgeton 601 851 529 307
Parkhead 296 127 101 163
Partick 34 44 63 48
Govan 624 330 119 224
Glasgow, South Side 567 297 206 174

1923, appears in the "Report on National Unemployment Insurance to July, 1923," published by His Majesty's Stationery Office in 1923.