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Labor's Status Today
Biddle, Francis | June 26, 1935 issue

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This article literally appraise the book "Labor and the Government. An Investigation of the Role of the Government in Labor Relations by the Twentieth Century Fund," by Alfred L. Bernheim. His investigation by the Twentieth Century Fund comes at an opportune time. The use of codes as a means of protecting hours and wages has been rendered ineffective by the decision of the Supreme Court. On the other hand, the Wagner-Connery labor-disputes bill, providing for collective bargaining, has passed the Senate, and has been reported out of the Committee on Labor in the House.

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LABOR & the Government. An Investigation of the Role of the Government in Labor Relations by the Twentieth Century Fund (Book); BERNHEIM, Alfred L.; LABOR policy; ECONOMIC policy; COLLECTIVE labor agreements; INDUSTRIAL relations; LABOR unions
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