Difference between revisions of "Social Security Administration"
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"The Social Security Administration (SSA) came into being on July 16, 1946. Prior to this time, the Social Security program was administered by a three-person Social Security Board. The Board was abolished in a government reorganization and replaced by the SSA, with a single Commissioner as its head." [http://www.ssa.gov/history/commissioners.html] | "The Social Security Administration (SSA) came into being on July 16, 1946. Prior to this time, the Social Security program was administered by a three-person Social Security Board. The Board was abolished in a government reorganization and replaced by the SSA, with a single Commissioner as its head." [http://www.ssa.gov/history/commissioners.html] | ||
| − | == | + | ==Personnel== |
| + | *[[Andrew G. Biggs]], Deputy Director | ||
| + | ==Related SourceWatch Resources== | ||
*[[Alliance for Retirement Prosperity]] | *[[Alliance for Retirement Prosperity]] | ||
*[[U.S. Social Security privatization]] | *[[U.S. Social Security privatization]] | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 5 April 2007
The Social Security program came into being with President President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's signing of Social Security Act on August 4, 1935.
"The Social Security Administration (SSA) came into being on July 16, 1946. Prior to this time, the Social Security program was administered by a three-person Social Security Board. The Board was abolished in a government reorganization and replaced by the SSA, with a single Commissioner as its head." [1]
Personnel
- Andrew G. Biggs, Deputy Director
Related SourceWatch Resources
External Links
- Social Security Administration, U.S. Gov't web site
- Wikipedia article on the history Social Security
- "CREW Files Complaint Against Social Security Administration -- SSA Paid Fleischman-Hillard $1.8 million", Media Release, February 23, 2005. (Misspelling of Fleishman-Hillard in original).
