The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 75.
15. lappuse
... building construction received by la- bor in nonresidential building , compar- ing data obtained in the 1928 and the new survey . In the cost of residential building , however , labor's proportion was much lower in 1932 than in 1928 ...
... building construction received by la- bor in nonresidential building , compar- ing data obtained in the 1928 and the new survey . In the cost of residential building , however , labor's proportion was much lower in 1932 than in 1928 ...
32. lappuse
... Building Trades Department , where plans are being brought to perfection for a na- tion - wide code for building trades work- ers . Upon his return to this office he said that it is understood that an organization of general building ...
... Building Trades Department , where plans are being brought to perfection for a na- tion - wide code for building trades work- ers . Upon his return to this office he said that it is understood that an organization of general building ...
14. lappuse
... building industry worker must dif- fer very radically from that for work- ers in other industries . In the first place the building trades worker is particularly unique in our mechanistic . age . The percentage of highly skilled workers ...
... building industry worker must dif- fer very radically from that for work- ers in other industries . In the first place the building trades worker is particularly unique in our mechanistic . age . The percentage of highly skilled workers ...
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