Labor-management Relations: Hearings Before the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eighty-third Congress, First Session Pursuant to H. Res 115 on Matters Relating to the Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947, and for Other Purposes, Parts 1-11U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Industrial relations |
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Page 1529
... wages and working conditions within this industry have steadily expanded , and I think can stand the test of statistical records and remain among the top industries of the Nation with regard to average wages and with regard to general ...
... wages and working conditions within this industry have steadily expanded , and I think can stand the test of statistical records and remain among the top industries of the Nation with regard to average wages and with regard to general ...
Page 1534
... wage - control process , we should see to it that that wage - control process is concerned with the one fundamental objective for which it seems to me there might be a reason to establish such a board , and that is to curb the ...
... wage - control process , we should see to it that that wage - control process is concerned with the one fundamental objective for which it seems to me there might be a reason to establish such a board , and that is to curb the ...
Page 1554
... wages , hours , or working conditions or any other matter commonly regarded as an appropriate subject for collective bargain- ing shall take place , and no changes can be made in these things . Furthermore , that neither party shall ...
... wages , hours , or working conditions or any other matter commonly regarded as an appropriate subject for collective bargain- ing shall take place , and no changes can be made in these things . Furthermore , that neither party shall ...
Page 1571
... wage loss to strikers amounted to some $ 730 millions . Since , on the average , wages con- stitute about 40 percent of the total value of the industrial product , it seems reasonable to assume that strikes directly reduced the output ...
... wage loss to strikers amounted to some $ 730 millions . Since , on the average , wages con- stitute about 40 percent of the total value of the industrial product , it seems reasonable to assume that strikes directly reduced the output ...
Page 1572
... wage rates secured by monopolization of the labor market as they lose by paying unduly high prices for the things they ... Wages - Labor Unions or Better Tools ? " A copy of this study is presented herewith and is appended to the report ...
... wage rates secured by monopolization of the labor market as they lose by paying unduly high prices for the things they ... Wages - Labor Unions or Better Tools ? " A copy of this study is presented herewith and is appended to the report ...
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