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sons wny errors may appear in a person's social security record. His earnings may not have been reported by his employer, or they may have been reported without his account number or with the wrong name or number. It is the responsibility of each worker to make sure that he gives his employer his correct name and social security number. She also explained that every worker should check his account occasionally to make sure that he gives his employer his correct name and social security number. She also explained that every worker should check his account occasionally to make sure all of his wages have been reported correctly. This is especially important if he changes jobs frequently. She stated that any person can check his own account by sending in a free post card form provided by the social security office. Mrs. Daly added that every employer must keep accurate records and make reports of the earnings of each person working for him. "Unfortunately, a good many employers do not realize the importance of this and often make No reports at all or are careless so that incorrect reports are made," she c o n t in u ed."Correcting these errors is costly andtimf consuming eventhough modern equipment now makes it possible for us to identify those employers who make incorrect or incomplete reports."
Mrs. Daly urged both the
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