The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 32.
12. lappuse
... unem- ployment . On many occa- sions it has been forced to adopt pol- icies to deal with the acute human and economic problems created by involuntary idleness during periods of industrial depression . While recognizing that the unem ...
... unem- ployment . On many occa- sions it has been forced to adopt pol- icies to deal with the acute human and economic problems created by involuntary idleness during periods of industrial depression . While recognizing that the unem ...
36. lappuse
... Unem- ployment Insurance ; and that we further recommend that our State and local councils co - operate , to the end that Unemployment Insur- ance shall be established in all States of the United States . " RESOLUTION No. 7 " WHEREAS ...
... Unem- ployment Insurance ; and that we further recommend that our State and local councils co - operate , to the end that Unemployment Insur- ance shall be established in all States of the United States . " RESOLUTION No. 7 " WHEREAS ...
28. lappuse
... unem- ployment problem . No one has offered a plan better - nor as good . Yet the fact remains that , while bills concerning unemployment insurance were presented to legislatures in twenty - nine States and in Congress , many of them ...
... unem- ployment problem . No one has offered a plan better - nor as good . Yet the fact remains that , while bills concerning unemployment insurance were presented to legislatures in twenty - nine States and in Congress , many of them ...
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