The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 69.
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Wages and Hours John P. Frey , Secretary- Treasurer , Metal Trades Department , American Federation of Labor , deliv ... wages . We have be- lieved that higher wages increase the volume of employment , while lower wages operate to ...
Wages and Hours John P. Frey , Secretary- Treasurer , Metal Trades Department , American Federation of Labor , deliv ... wages . We have be- lieved that higher wages increase the volume of employment , while lower wages operate to ...
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... wages for that year were $ 11,421,631,054 . Top painted with ordinary exterior oil paint reduced with raw. sume . While the increase in the wages paid in 1929 over 1923 amounted to $ 413 , - 779,604 , the value of manufactured products ...
... wages for that year were $ 11,421,631,054 . Top painted with ordinary exterior oil paint reduced with raw. sume . While the increase in the wages paid in 1929 over 1923 amounted to $ 413 , - 779,604 , the value of manufactured products ...
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... WAGES PROPOSED It is proposed by this code to set the wages of laborers in the building industry at 40 cents in those areas where wages were previously higher and at 30 cents where wages were usually set at this sum . In presenting these ...
... WAGES PROPOSED It is proposed by this code to set the wages of laborers in the building industry at 40 cents in those areas where wages were previously higher and at 30 cents where wages were usually set at this sum . In presenting these ...
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