Trade unions study unemployment .
Publisher: The Federation
Published: 1929
Place of publication: Washington, D. C
Language: eng; fre; ara
Number of pages: 167
Subjects: Unemployed -- United States; Unemployment -- United States
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by W. Green.- Business cycles and their control, by C. O. Hardy.- Productivity and unemployment, by E. Clague.- "Technological" unemployment, by J. Kuczynski.- Occupational shifts in the United States, 1920 to 1927, by L. B. Mann.- Measuring rods for unemployment, by M. B. Givens.- Unemployment and the coal industry, by I. Lubin.- What management can do to relieve unemployment, by H. S. Person.- Employment can be regularized, by H. S. Dennison.- Employment stabalization through union management cooperation, by F. Cullum.- Recent efforts to stabilize the construction industries, by J. S. Taylor.- Public employment bureaus, by W. M. Leiserson.- Public works as a prosperity reserve.- Unemployment compensation in the United states, by M. B. Gilson.- Trade union unemployment relief payments, by Margaret Scattergood