The Painter and Decorator, 57. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1943 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 84.
19. lappuse
... wage earners share in it . Business cannot indulge in corporate greed or paternalistic domination with- out inviting an equally shortsighted re- action . I would urge that the most practical way of assuring democracy through jobs is to ...
... wage earners share in it . Business cannot indulge in corporate greed or paternalistic domination with- out inviting an equally shortsighted re- action . I would urge that the most practical way of assuring democracy through jobs is to ...
33. lappuse
... wage for all " was bound to do more harm in de- stroying our established wage standard than the good it would bring with or- ganizing the unorganized and gaining a new field of work . The other was that the sooner we would accept the ...
... wage for all " was bound to do more harm in de- stroying our established wage standard than the good it would bring with or- ganizing the unorganized and gaining a new field of work . The other was that the sooner we would accept the ...
6. lappuse
... wage rates of the employees involved are relatively high compared to the wage rates of other em- ployees in related work , and when the formula is applied to individual occupational groups in the highest wage brackets . ( d ) No ...
... wage rates of the employees involved are relatively high compared to the wage rates of other em- ployees in related work , and when the formula is applied to individual occupational groups in the highest wage brackets . ( d ) No ...
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