Labour as an international problem
Subtitle: a series of essays comprising a short history of the International Labour Organization and a review of general industrial problems
By: G.N. Barness ... [et al.] ; edited by E.J. Solano.
Contributors: Solano, E. John.; Barnes, George Nicoll, 1859-
Publisher: MacMillan
Published: 1920
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 345
Subjects: International Labour Organisation; International Labour Office; Labor laws and legislation
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by E.J. Solano; The scope and purpose of international labour legislation, by G.N. Barnes; Historical significance of the international labour conference, by J.T. Shotwell; International trade unionism, by W.A. Appleton; Labour legislation in Japan, by Minoru Oka; Labour reforms in Belgium, by E. Vandervelde; Practical problems of international labour legislation; by Sophy Sanger; A review of international labour legislation, by Arthur Fontaine; The Washington Conference, 1919, by H.B. Butler; The task of the International Labour Office, by Albert Thomas; The labour sections of the Peace Treaty; Resolution passed at the Berne Conference, 1906; Draft conventions and recommendations adopted by the International Labour Conference at Washington; Draft conventions and recommendations adopted by the International Labour Conference, Genoa, 1920; Member States and governing body of the International Labour Organisation.