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Fighting Unemployment: I. Organizing the Labor Market
Mussey, Henry Raymond | December 10, 1930 issue

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The article throws light on the labor market organization in the process of unemployment abolition in the U.S. Organization of the labor market, unemployment insurance, and stabilization of industry- these are the lines of attack on which scientific students of unemployment have centered attention, and no need for immediate relief measures ought to be allowed to divert attention from them. Only as a public employment service is combined with some kind of insurance system under which all workers are registered with that service as a condition of enjoying insurance benefits, does its work approach such perfection.

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LABOR unions -- Organizing; LABOR market; EMPLOYMENT agencies; UNEMPLOYMENT insurance; EMPLOYMENT stabilization; UNITED States
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