The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 86.
10. lappuse
... industry have responded over- to the nation's needs . We are joyed at the glorious outcome of these vital deliberations . Both sides have pledged that there shall be no stop- pages of production for the duration of the war for any cause ...
... industry have responded over- to the nation's needs . We are joyed at the glorious outcome of these vital deliberations . Both sides have pledged that there shall be no stop- pages of production for the duration of the war for any cause ...
32. lappuse
... industry . I want to bring home to you at this time , as clearly as it was brought home to me in that hearing , that , while the Labor Relations Act protects labor in its right to organize , it does not organ- ize labor . The Wagner Act ...
... industry . I want to bring home to you at this time , as clearly as it was brought home to me in that hearing , that , while the Labor Relations Act protects labor in its right to organize , it does not organ- ize labor . The Wagner Act ...
31. lappuse
... industry . Other interesting figures collected by the National Industrial Conference Board and the Bureau of Labor Statis- tics show that 90 million man - days were lost because of absenteeism and 34 million more through labor turnover ...
... industry . Other interesting figures collected by the National Industrial Conference Board and the Bureau of Labor Statis- tics show that 90 million man - days were lost because of absenteeism and 34 million more through labor turnover ...
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