Trade union conference on elimination of waste in industry
Subtitle: held in Philadelphia, Pa., April 9-10, 1927.
Publisher: American Federation of Labor
Published: 1927
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 69
Subjects: Employees' representation in management; Waste (economics); Efficiency, Industrial
Notes: Conference was called by Central Labor Union of Philadelphia and the Labor College of Philadelphia.

Reprinted from American Federationist, June, 1927.
Table of contents: value: Union cooperation to eliminate waste, by Frank McGarrigle. Labor's waste conference, by Israel Mufson.  Full fashioned hosiery industry, by Gustave Geiges.  Pressmen's engineering service, by William H. McHugh.  Workers' concern in management, by Tobias Hall.  An engineer's attitude toward waste, by Fred J. Miller.  Labor and waste, by Matthew Woll.  Labor and scientific management, by Irving Fisher.  Waste through unemployment, by Morris L. Cooke.  Workers' participation in job study, by Geoffrey C. Brown.  Measuring labor's productivity, by Sanford E. Thompson.  Standardization of equipment, by Robert T. Kent.  Union management cooperation, by John A. Phillips.  From the employer's point of view, by Frank Sutcliffe.  Labor's interest in industrial waste elimination, by William Green.