Amendments to Davis-Bacon Act, and a Bill to Establish a Work-hours Act: Hearings Before the Special Subcommittee on Labor of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eighty-seventh Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 9656 and 9657, a Bill to Amend the Davis-Bacon Act to Include Fringe Benefits and a Bill to Establish Uniformity in Existing 8-hour LawsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1962 - 231 lappuses |
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8-hour laws administrative AFL-CIO agreement amendment apply Associated General Contractors Bacon Act Basic scale basis bill building trades unions Chairman collective bargaining committee competitive CONGRESS THE LIBRARY Congressman construction industry construction trades contribution to fund craft union Davis-Bacon Act Department of Labor DONAHUE Employer contribution enacted established Fair Labor Standards fringe benefits going GOODELL GRIFFIN HAGGERTY hearings HELDENFELS HIESTAND hourly wage housing increased industrial unions installation involved JAMES ROOSEVELT judicial review jurisdictional disputes KNACK labor costs Labor Department Labor Standards Act laborers and mechanics legislation LIBRARY OF CONGRESS manufacture MARTIN ment missile sites nonunion operations overtime paid payments Pension Vacation percent performed predetermined prevailing wage problem programs projects PUCINSKI question recommendations ROOSEVELT Secretary GOLDBERG Secretary of Labor Solicitor statement statute subcommittee subcontractor tion trades unions vacation plan wage determinations wage standards Walsh-Healey Act welfare workers
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