The Painter and Decorator, 50-51. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1936 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 78.
28. lappuse
... wages , with the maximum of $ 15.00 per week for a period of twenty weeks , with a waiting period of four weeks before the employe is eligible . Massachusetts provides for one - half of wages , with the maximum of $ 15.00 for sixteen ...
... wages , with the maximum of $ 15.00 per week for a period of twenty weeks , with a waiting period of four weeks before the employe is eligible . Massachusetts provides for one - half of wages , with the maximum of $ 15.00 for sixteen ...
24. lappuse
... wages as a menace to industry and accepted the illogical theory that there must be a supply of labor at what they called an " economic wage , " meaning a low wage . In denying the validity of this theory Colonel Davis said " low wages ...
... wages as a menace to industry and accepted the illogical theory that there must be a supply of labor at what they called an " economic wage , " meaning a low wage . In denying the validity of this theory Colonel Davis said " low wages ...
19. lappuse
... wage cases , on public projects , have proven the benefits of New York State's labor laws and , through the test , the publicity and the recovery of wages " kicked - back " , have shown " chiseling " contractors of that state that some ...
... wage cases , on public projects , have proven the benefits of New York State's labor laws and , through the test , the publicity and the recovery of wages " kicked - back " , have shown " chiseling " contractors of that state that some ...
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JULY 1937 NUMBER | 7 |
August 1936 NUMBER | 8 |
October 1936 NUMBER | 10 |
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