HEARINGS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON LABOR1918 |
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American Federation amount annual association average Brotherhood Bulletin Bureau of Labor causes census cent cities claims commission committee compulsory insurance Congress contributions death benefits disability disease economic employed employers fact families Federation of Labor Germany GOMPERS Government I. M. Rubinow increase index number industrial accidents insured trade investigation July KEATING labor exchanges labor movement Labor Statistics legislation LONDON Massachusetts MEEKER ment methods Miss POYNTZ months occupations old age organization organized labor payment pensions period persons ployment POTTS poverty present problem Prussia question reason resolution retail prices Royal Meeker Rubinow Schwäbisch Gmünd sickness insurance sirloin steak social insurance Socialist society statement subsidy system of social tion total number trade-unions unem unemployed unemployment benefit unemployment fund unemployment insurance unions United wage earners wageworkers week workers workmen workmen's compensation York York City
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