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National Insurance was introduced after the 1911 National Insurance Act was passed under then Chancellor David Lloyd George. The scheme, which came into effect in July 1912, was intended to create a national system of insurance for working people against illness and unemployment.
In the United States, unemployment insurance is based on a dual program of federal and state statutes. The program was established by the federal Social Security Act in 1935. Much of the federal program is implemented through the Federal Unemployment Tax Act. Each state administers a separate unemployment insurance program, which must be approved by the Secretary of Labor, based on federal standards. The state programs are applicable to areas normally regulated by laws of the U.S, but there are special federal rules for nonprofit organizations and governmental entities.