The Painter and Decorator, 53. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1939 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 63.
36. lappuse
... employed on an annual basis in hotels , department stores , of- fices , lofts , apartment buildings , hos- pitals , subways and elevated structures , and in other institutions . In New York City alone there are over 10,000 painters employed ...
... employed on an annual basis in hotels , department stores , of- fices , lofts , apartment buildings , hos- pitals , subways and elevated structures , and in other institutions . In New York City alone there are over 10,000 painters employed ...
37. lappuse
... employed , without im- mediately causing a conflict of interests . Therefore , the owner prefers to give this work to a non - union contractor to avoid labor trouble . A union maintenance painter would watch every office or loft ...
... employed , without im- mediately causing a conflict of interests . Therefore , the owner prefers to give this work to a non - union contractor to avoid labor trouble . A union maintenance painter would watch every office or loft ...
22. lappuse
... employed by firms and corporations to prevent the organi- zation of labor . Placing under state compensation safety laws all workers employed on public works . Providing that all passenger vessels having accommodations for 50 or more ...
... employed by firms and corporations to prevent the organi- zation of labor . Placing under state compensation safety laws all workers employed on public works . Providing that all passenger vessels having accommodations for 50 or more ...
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