How collective bargaining works
Subtitle: a survey of experience in leading American industries.
By: Research director: Harry A. Millis, contributing authors: Donald Anthony [and others] ...
Contributors: Millis, Harry Alvin, 1873-1948, ed.
Publisher: The Twentieth Century Fund
Published: 1942
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 986
Subjects: Labor unions -- United States -- History; Labor and laboring classes -- United States -- History; Collective bargaining -- United States; Labor contract -- United States
Notes: Summary of the findings of the special research staff of the Labor Committee of the Twentieth Century Fund. cf. p. [iv]
Table of contents: title: Organized labor and the new deal, by Phillp Taft.; title: Daily newspapers, by R.K. Burns.; title: Book and job printing, by Emily C. Brown.; title: Building construction, by William Haber.; title: Bituminous coal, by W.E. Fisher.; title: Anthracite, by W.E. Fisher.; title: Railroads, by H.D. Wolf.; title: Men's clothing, by R.J. Meyers and J.W. Bloch.; title: Hosiery, by G.W. Taylor.; title: Steel, by F.H. Harbison.; title: Automobiles, by W.H. McPherson.; title: Rubber products by Donald Anthony.; title: Glass, by Milton Derber.; title: Electrical products, by Milton Derber.; title: Chicago service trades, by C.L. Christenson.; title: Appendices: Collective bargaining before the new deal, by Phillip Taft. Brief review of other industries, by Phillip Taft. 1941 trade union membership.