The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 71.
25. lappuse
... workers to organize , to bargain collectively and to be represented by men of their own choosing . Increased wages , shorter hours of work , and improved con- ditions of employment are bound to fol- low the application of the National ...
... workers to organize , to bargain collectively and to be represented by men of their own choosing . Increased wages , shorter hours of work , and improved con- ditions of employment are bound to fol- low the application of the National ...
10. lappuse
... workers . We who know the plight of the industry are here to cooperate , learn , instruct and aid . In all our dis- cussions we must keep in mind the fact that the workers of this industry have suffered as few others in the com- munity ...
... workers . We who know the plight of the industry are here to cooperate , learn , instruct and aid . In all our dis- cussions we must keep in mind the fact that the workers of this industry have suffered as few others in the com- munity ...
14. lappuse
... workers . In the determination of the rates of pay for workers on pub- lic works projects , this same conclu- sion was reached and as a result the administration set the wage rate at 50 cents per hour for the Northern Zone , 45 cents ...
... workers . In the determination of the rates of pay for workers on pub- lic works projects , this same conclu- sion was reached and as a result the administration set the wage rate at 50 cents per hour for the Northern Zone , 45 cents ...
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