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Sri Swetambar Stanakwasi Jain Educational Society (Regd.) was founded in the year 1937. Sri Shankarlal Sundarbai Shasun Jain College for Women is a unit of Sri S. S. Jain Educational Society.
In 1983 Alexander Reinefeld introduced the NegaScout search-algorithm, an improvement of Judea Pearl's Scout.. Ten years later, in 1993 Reinefeld made an attempt to resuscitate Stockman's SSS* algorithm, and proposed an improvement of the recursive RecSSS*, initially developed by Subir Bhattacharya and Amitava Bagchi.
The school's first principal was Charles T. Tucker who brought order out of the chaos. He had new ideas, determination, a belief in people, confidence in the abilities of the youth, and a willingness to listen and understand even when he disagreed. The SSS Football Stadium is in his honor, named the Charles T. Tucker Stadium.
Three years later, he launched the Employees’ Compensation (EC) program, which gave additional funds to members who suffered from work-related illnesses, disabilities and even death. The administration of the Medicare program was transferred to the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation in 1995, but the SSS has continued to provide EC ...
Republic Act (RA) No. 10524 and Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of RA 10524 ensures that a qualified employee with disability shall have the same terms and conditions of employment and the same compensation, privileges, benefits, fringe benefits, incentives or allowances as a qualified non-disabled person. [16]
SS&C was founded by William C. Stone in 1986. [6] The company went through an initial public offering process for the first time in 1996. [7] It was taken private in a leveraged buy-out in 2005 with Sunshine Acquisition Corp., affiliated with The Carlyle Group.
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When it was first inaugurated in 2003 the school was originally named "Royal College, Grand Bay". [3] However it was later renamed after the renowned French philanthropist and social worker Adolphe de Plevitz who fought for basic working rights of sugar-cane labourers in Mauritius in the 19th century.