Women workers and their government in the machine age
Subtitle: convention, May 4-9, 1936
Publisher: National Women's Trade Union League of America
Published: 1936
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 52
Subjects: Women; Employment; Women labor union members
Notes: Cover title.

"The educational features of the Convention of the National Women's Trade Union League of America have been contributed by outstanding thinkers upon labor problems... In order that our entire emembershiop may have a basis of stilll further information to aid in answering the questions asked them and in furthering our ideals, this additional material has been prepared." (p. 1)

Photocopy of typescript.
Table of contents: title: Technological America : how does today differ from yesterday? ; how can America provide a more adequate standard of life ; special problems of the woman worker; title: Labor's America : what do unions do for women workers? ; essentials of the Social Security program ; to what extent can the law protect labor?; title: Efforts toward better adjustment : industrial cooperation under government sponsorship ; labor's effort, how do unions seek to meet technological change ; summary.