Laws and legislation, foreign countries-Continued. France. Placement of employable persons from unemployment lists, decree September Social-insurance law amended October 1935 and August 1936, provisions as to wage French Indo-China. Labor provisions, decree of December 30, 1936... Page Dec. 1369-70 July 106-7 Housing, acts of 1919, 1923, 1924, 1930, 1933, and 1935, provisions... Iran. Building construction and industrial establishments, provisions for safety and Honduras. Employment of aliens, restrictions on.. health, welfare of workers, and industrial relations, August 1936.. Jamaica. Housing law approved April 15, 1937, provisions.. Latin America. Aliens, restriction on employment of.. Aug. 362-4 Oct. 845 Nov. 1142 Nov. 1142 July 120-1 July 121 July 121 Oct. 902-5 Family allowances, supplementary, to agricultural laborers, act of May 1,1937... Mexico. Aliens, restrictions on employment of... Netherlands. Health (or sickness) insurance. Legislation 1929, and amendments Nicaragua. Aliens, restrictions on employment of.. Panama. Aliens, restrictions on employment of.. Peru. Aliens, restrictions on employment of.. Teachers' social insurance, order of August 30, 1936, amending 1931 act... - Hours of labor, decree August 24, 1936... Rumania. Social insurance, general, law of April 2, 1937, provisions.. Vocational education regulated by decree April 29, 1936; training center for admin- Oct. 922-4 Sept. 649 Sept. 649-50 Sept. 650 Dec. 1345-54 July 122 July 122 Nov. 1143 Nov. 1143-4 Sept. 591-12 Salvador. Employment of aliens, restrictions on.. Nov. 1144 South Africa (Union of). Old-age pensions. Amendment 1937 to law of 1928. Sept. 592-3 July 56-64 Switzerland. Vocational training. Federal orders to give effect to Federal Act of 1930.. Yugoslavia. Apprentices, ratio to skilled workers, order of May 13, 1936, fixing.. Characteristics of, as to sub-industries, equipment and output (Arnold)................ Legislative sessions, United States. State and Federal, 1938, date of convening and length of Management, employment: Personnel practices in factory administration. (National Industrial Conference Board Page July 64-7 Shipping industry, Great Lakes, August 1935.. Aug. 270-80 Management, industrial. Factory administration, personnel practices (National Indus- July 64-7 Man-hours. (See Productivity of labor.) Manufacturing industries, New York City. General reasons stated by 476 establishments Cotton-textile manufacturing, 1910-36, influence on labor requirements (Stern). Mineral industries, effect on employment and living conditions of workers..-- Technological changes affecting employment (National Resources Committee report, Medical and hospital service. Expenditures of families in 5 California cities, 1934-35-------- Cotton Belt and Great Plains. Probabilities of further exodus from............. Philippine labor to Hawaii, 1932-36.- Seasonal. Agricultural, fruit, and vegetable-crop workers.. Agricultural labor, Yakima Valley, Washington (Landis). Minimum wage, United States. Contracts, public. Determinations for 7 industries. Massachusetts. Awards, enforcement of.. Minnesota. Board created June 8, 1937.. Nov. 1130 July 109-110 Aug. 316-41 July 124-6 Aug. 367-8 Sept. 615-19 Sept. 671-3 July 11-12 July 3-16 Aug. 365-8 Sept. 694-7 Sept. 537 Sept. 537-8 New Jersey. Laundry industry. Woman workers. Investigation by State wage board Oct. 885-9 Law-enforcement measures, status 1937.... Sept. 538 New York. Law of 1937, reorganization under.... Sept. 538 Nurses. Public health associations, health departments, and boards of education, rates Aug. 449-50 Philippine Islands. National Government employees and others, under legislation of July 135-6 Rhode Island. Clothing industry. Survey of conditions September 1936, and order Oct. 880-91 State legislation. Provisions in effect, by States, as of July 1, 1937.. Aug. 381-93 Washington State law validation (U. S. Supreme Court, 1937), effect upon administering Sept. 537-8 Woman workers, District of Columbia. Comparison 1937 rates with standards set by Sept. 626-31 Minimum wage, foreign countries: Australia. Increase in, June 1937, decision by Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Coal. Anthracite. "Bootleg" enterprises, Southern Pennsylvania, survey May-June Gold-placer. Small-scale operations. Employment, production, and living conditions, 1935.. Mechanization. Influence upon employment and living conditions of workers.. Aug. 365-8 July 124-6 Welfare work. Pithead baths, status 1936.... Great Britain. Coal. Depressed condition and its effect on other industries, as of March France. Coal. Average output per man per day, for nation and by district, yearly July 103-4 Sept. 607-8 South Africa. Compulsory labor union membership policy, effective June 1, 1937.. Nov. 1157-8 Sept. 635-6 Dec. 1364-5 Provisions for, under Work Relief Act of June 29, 1937. Recreation activities, 1936.. Neckwear industry (men's). Public contracts. Minimum-wage determination issued July 1937.... Negroes: District of Columbia. Social-economic status, from 1930 census data.. Labor code, decree of Dec. 30, 1936. 1605 Page Sept. 640-1 Aug. 372 Sept. 694 Sept. 612 Nov. 1136-8 Aug. 380 Occupational distribution: Applicants to U. S. Employment Service, by race and sex, April and July 1937.... Oct. 972; Nov. 1109 Railroad employees. Federal Act of 1937. Social Security. State plans approved to June 30, 1937 Tax levy under Federal Socia! Security Act, decision of U. S. Supreme Court upholding Maximum hiring age in factories (National Industrial Conference Board survey) Efficiency of experienced skilled-trades workers on W. P. A. projects, study made Janu- Personal care. Expenditures for, by families in 5 California cities.. Personnel policies. Factories. Survey by National Industrial Conference Board, findings.. Placement work. (See under Employment agencies.) Population, United States. Economic significance of growth, changes 1929-36 Aug. 365-8 Aug. 369-70 Prison labor: Investigations by Prison Industries Reorganization Administration on invitation of Prison Industries Reorganization Administration, progress report, May 1937, review of State regulations concerning sale of goods produced, and discussion of prisoner-employ- Aug. 369-70 Prison-made goods. State regulations concerning sale, and discussion of prisoner-employ- Production, industrial. Depression and recovery period, 1929-37 (Bowden).. B. L. S. studies of labor requirements in clay-products industry, scope and method..... Cotton-textile manufacturing. Man-hour output in pounds and yards, and labor-time Mechanical changes 1910-36, influence on man-hour output (Stern). Aug. 319 Productivity of labor-Continued. Fluctuations during depression and recovery period, 1929-37 and indexes by year, selected Page Nov. 1047, 1065-8, 1078-81 Freight-car construction, man-hours required, 1935.. Oct. 849-50 Grade-crossing eliminations, labor and material involved, 1935-37 (Byer).... Sept. 579-82 Railroads. Freight service, man-hour requirements, 1935.. July 68-77 Traffic units, man-hours worked, and indexes of man-hour output, 1916-36; ratio of July 80-4 Technological trends. National Resources Committee report, 1937, findings and recom- Sept. 615-19 Transportation (rail). Materials for Federal construction programs, 1933-37, man-hours France. Mining, coal, average output per man per day, by districts, yearly 1907-36.... July 103-4 Aug. 342-3 Public contracts. (See Contracts, U. S. Government.) Public service, foreign countries: Great Britain. Salary differentials between women and men reduced, 1937. Peru. Teachers' insurance, order of Aug. 30, 1936.. Sept. 631-2 Public works. I. L. O. Conference, June 1937, recommendations and resolution. Planning in relation to employment, I. L. O. Conferences 1935, 1936, 1937. Sept. 594-602 Youth. Recommendation adopted by I. L. O. Conference 1935.. Sept. 597, 600 Racial distribution, United States: Applicants to and persons placed by U. S. Employment Service offices, 1936-37, and all Applicants to U. S. Employment Service, by occupation, July 1937. Oct. 970, 972 Oct. 872 Radio and phonograph industry. Labor turn-over, monthly rates, July to September 1937.. Railroads, United States: Nov. 1183; Dec. 1464 Accident experience, 1935, report of U. S. Interstate Commerce Commission.. July 195-7 Oct. 899 Block signals and other safety devices. Authority given I. C. C. to require installation.. Oct. 899 Aug. 377-9 Grade crossing eliminations, labor and material involved, 1935-37, program under Federal Sept. 579-82 Labor requirements for transportation of construction materials used in Federal pro- Rolling-stock efficiency, technological changes, and fluctuations in traffic, 1926, 1933-36 Aug. 379 July 84-92 Great Britain. Railway Staff National Tribunal, award of August 1937 affecting work- Oct. 960-2 Luxemburg. Family allowances, rates effective June 1937. Rayon industry. Labor turn-over, monthly rates, July to September 1937...... Raincoat industry (men's). Public contracts. Minimum-wage determination issued July Sept. 650 Sept. 693 Nov. 1183; Dec. 1464 Relief: Page Families and single persons, number aided by public agencies, 1936–37. Federal Act of June 29, 1937, provisions........ Federal, State, and local expenditures, 1936-37.... Grants in supplement to wages, and problem of underemployment and under-earning.. New Jersey. Supplementary to wages, 1934. Sept. 604 Sept. 640-2 Sept. 603-5 Oct. 861-7 Aug. 310-11 Oct. 866-7 Pennsylvania. Supplementary to wages, 1936–37. Resources Committee, National (U. S. Government). Urbanism committee, findings and recommendations.. Retail prices, United States: Oct. 865-6 Nov. 1130-2 Coal, anthracite and bituminous. Average, by cities, specified dates July 1936 to Sept. Indexes, yearly, 1929-36, on 1922-25 basis.. Dec. 1564-8 - Coal, anthracite (Pennsylvania). Revised base, pricing periods October 1922 to Septem- Electricity. Changes in prices and in net monthly bill, 7 cities, March 15 to June 15, 1937. July 244 Aug. 494-6 July 245; Oct. 1021 Gas. Changes in prices and in net monthly bill (10 cities), March 15 to June 15, 1937; Indexes (1923-25 base), March 1935 to June 1937; and by city (19) March 1936 to June 1937. Objective rate plan, Mobile and Charleston... Tobacco products (5), 32 cities, March 1935 to September 1937-- Rubber-tire industry: Labor turn-over. Monthly and annual rates 1931-36.. Aug. 496-9 Aug. 500-4 July 244-7; Oct. 1020-3 July 172-3 - Monthly rates, April to September 1937..July 178; Aug. 408; Sept. 693; Oct. 939; Nov. 1183; Dec. 1464 Safety: Aug. 380 Iran. Legislative provisions August 1936 (industrial establishments).. Oct. 902-3 (See also Accident prevention.) Savings. Employees' plans, various types. Experience during depression, Princeton Uni- Sept. 609-12 Sawmills. (See under Lumber industry.) Seamen. Great Britain. Improved living conditions, regulations established by Board of Nov. 1133 Self-help: California. Cooperative activities and membership, 1935-36. Federal and State aid to cooperatives, 1935-36. Real incomes of cooperative workers, 1935-36.... -State program, policies and accomplishments, 1934-36. Shipping industry: Great Lakes. Labor conditions, August 1935 (Mann). Shirt industry. Collective agreements, provisions..... Idaho, cooperatives. Membership, labor cost, and goods produced, 1936. New York (Monroe County). Subsistence gardens, 1932-36. Personnel on average bulk-freighter, packet-freighter and passenger boats. Shoe industry. (See Boot and shoe industry.) Aug. 373-6 Sept. 620-3 Sept. 623-5 Aug. 269-80 Aug. 270-71 Shorter working time: 40-hour week. I. L. O. Conference action, Geneva, 1937.. Aug. 345-9, 353 (or less). Building-construction industry, 1936.. Oct. 791-9 France. Forty-hour week, progress under law of June 21, 1936, various occupations and Monthly rates, April to September 1937. July 178; Aug. 408; Sept. 693; Oct. 939; Nov. 1183; Dec. 1464 |