The Painter and Decorator, 54. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1940 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 80.
14. lappuse
... ment in copper dropped from 814,000 , in 1916 , to 606,000 , in 1929. Nineteen twenty - three was the greatest employ- ment year in automobiles , employing 241,356 men , producing 4,180,430 units ; while in 1929 , when 5,621,715 autos ...
... ment in copper dropped from 814,000 , in 1916 , to 606,000 , in 1929. Nineteen twenty - three was the greatest employ- ment year in automobiles , employing 241,356 men , producing 4,180,430 units ; while in 1929 , when 5,621,715 autos ...
35. lappuse
... ment places who seek to restrict trade union organization , to obstruct them in their campaign against the increas- ing high cost of living and , above all , to stop the trade unions ' justifiable fight against the speed - up system in ...
... ment places who seek to restrict trade union organization , to obstruct them in their campaign against the increas- ing high cost of living and , above all , to stop the trade unions ' justifiable fight against the speed - up system in ...
9. lappuse
... ment , suggested the advantages , to em- ployer and employee alike , of co - oper- ation within the shop . But , with our present day realization of the interde- pendence of industries , this is too nar- row an outlook . If the co ...
... ment , suggested the advantages , to em- ployer and employee alike , of co - oper- ation within the shop . But , with our present day realization of the interde- pendence of industries , this is too nar- row an outlook . If the co ...
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