The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 70.
12. lappuse
... economic problems created by involuntary idleness during periods of industrial depression . While recognizing that the unem- ployed must be housed and fed , trade- unionists have resented the thought that wage - earners eager for work ...
... economic problems created by involuntary idleness during periods of industrial depression . While recognizing that the unem- ployed must be housed and fed , trade- unionists have resented the thought that wage - earners eager for work ...
12. lappuse
... economic conditions are worse , unem- does not own or manage industry . La- bor can urge and advise the acceptance of economic industrial and social rem- edies . It offers remedies because , out of its long experience , economic train ...
... economic conditions are worse , unem- does not own or manage industry . La- bor can urge and advise the acceptance of economic industrial and social rem- edies . It offers remedies because , out of its long experience , economic train ...
22. lappuse
... economic burdens . DEPRESSION HITS WOMEN " Business women , " Miss Robinson added , " have been suffering as severely as men from the depression through loss of jobs , wage cuts , lowering of em- ployment standards , and in many in ...
... economic burdens . DEPRESSION HITS WOMEN " Business women , " Miss Robinson added , " have been suffering as severely as men from the depression through loss of jobs , wage cuts , lowering of em- ployment standards , and in many in ...
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