Public Regulation of the Rate of WagesH.W. Wilson Company, 1917 - 74 pages |
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... appeal to the imagination to see how short is the step from a maximum to a minimum rate ; or from a law fixing the hours of labor , or an act fixing the manner of payment ( Truck Act ) , to a law fixing the rate of payment . Indirectly ...
... appeal to the imagination to see how short is the step from a maximum to a minimum rate ; or from a law fixing the hours of labor , or an act fixing the manner of payment ( Truck Act ) , to a law fixing the rate of payment . Indirectly ...
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... appeal was taken by the appellant to the Supreme Court of the United States . The case was argued before that court in December , 1914 , and the country is awaiting the decision with a great deal of interest . In Minnesota ...
... appeal was taken by the appellant to the Supreme Court of the United States . The case was argued before that court in December , 1914 , and the country is awaiting the decision with a great deal of interest . In Minnesota ...
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... appeal to the Constitution - by an appeal to the familiar " laissez faire , laissez passer " philosophy.2 Modern eco- nomic conditions have forced upon us a new philosophy of lib- 1 Muller v . Oregon , 208 U. S. , 412 ; Stettler v . O ...
... appeal to the Constitution - by an appeal to the familiar " laissez faire , laissez passer " philosophy.2 Modern eco- nomic conditions have forced upon us a new philosophy of lib- 1 Muller v . Oregon , 208 U. S. , 412 ; Stettler v . O ...
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... appeal directly to the court of arbitration for an equit- able ruling between themselves and their employers . NEW SOUTH WALES In 1908 , the Arbitration Act of 1899 expired , and a new Act was passed , which was a compromise between the ...
... appeal directly to the court of arbitration for an equit- able ruling between themselves and their employers . NEW SOUTH WALES In 1908 , the Arbitration Act of 1899 expired , and a new Act was passed , which was a compromise between the ...
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... appeal may be taken to the Court of Industrial Appeals , created by the Act and composed of any one of the Judges of the Supreme Court . If a majority of the representatives of either the employers or the employees on the Board are ...
... appeal may be taken to the Court of Industrial Appeals , created by the Act and composed of any one of the Judges of the Supreme Court . If a majority of the representatives of either the employers or the employees on the Board are ...
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Public Regulation of the Rate of Wages (Classic Reprint) Rinehart J. Swenson No preview available - 2017 |
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