The Painter and Decorator, 63. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1949 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 85.
34. lappuse
... increase the demand for men more than ten per cent , which would have a tendency to hold up wages and possibly increase them - a logical reasoning which is just as ap- plicable to the present agitation for a six hour day . However , in ...
... increase the demand for men more than ten per cent , which would have a tendency to hold up wages and possibly increase them - a logical reasoning which is just as ap- plicable to the present agitation for a six hour day . However , in ...
2. lappuse
... increase of $ .05 per hour during 1909. The scale is now $ .55 per hour . The sign painters also obtained a mate- rial increase in their scale , as did the glaziers who were to receive $ .45 cents an hour during 1909 and $ .471⁄2 during ...
... increase of $ .05 per hour during 1909. The scale is now $ .55 per hour . The sign painters also obtained a mate- rial increase in their scale , as did the glaziers who were to receive $ .45 cents an hour during 1909 and $ .471⁄2 during ...
2. lappuse
... increase . Terre Haute , Ind .-- For the first time in ten years Local Union 197 was recognized by the boss painters . After a hard campaign , the local gained an increase in wages of five cents an hour . Thirty Years Ago - 1919 A ...
... increase . Terre Haute , Ind .-- For the first time in ten years Local Union 197 was recognized by the boss painters . After a hard campaign , the local gained an increase in wages of five cents an hour . Thirty Years Ago - 1919 A ...
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