OF THE New York State Department of Labor The latest reports will be forwarded, on application, to any citizen of New York. Previous reports are free, but payment of carriage devolves upon applicants. ANNUAL REPORTS Beginning with 1901 the reports of the Department of Labor included annually four separate documents, as follows: (a) Report of the Commissioner of Labor; (b) Report of the Bureau of Factory Inspection; (c) Report of the Bureau of Labor Statistics; (d) Report of the Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration. Beginning with 1909 there is also, (e) Report of the Bureau of Mercantile Inspection. The Department can supply any of these reports for the years 1901 to 1907, and also the following, which are the latest published of the several annual reports, except the one report for 1908, which is out of print: 1910.- TENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF LABOR (328 pages). Contains, in appendices, preliminary reports of the Bureau of Factory Inspection, Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration, and Bureau of Mercantile Inspection; index of bills and statutes relating to labor acted upon by the Legislature of 1910; a compilation of all the labor laws in force in 1910; and opinions of Attorney-General in 1910 concerning provisions of the Labor Law. 1908. TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS. Part I, Industrial Training (vi+394 pages). Out of print. Part II, Trade Union Statistics (xliv+762 pages). Out of print. 1908.-TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF BUREAU OF FACTORY INSPECTION. Part I, Report on Factory Inspection (332 pages). Part II, Report on the Work of Women and Children in Canneries (175 pages). 1908.- TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF BUREAU OF MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION. Part I, Report on Mediation and Arbitration, Statistics of Strikes and Lockouts, Joint Trade Agreements (281 pages). Part II, Arbitration in the Building Industry of New York City (409 pages). 1899. Vol. 1900. Vol. QUARTERLY BULLETINS [Index and title-page for each volume sent on application.] (242 pages.) I. Nos. 1-3. II. Nos. 4-7. 1901. Vol. III. Nos. 8-11. 1902. Vol. IV. Nos. 12-15. 1903. Vol. V. Nos. 16-19. 1904. Vol. VI. Nos. 20-23. 1905. Vol. VII. Nos. 24-27. 1906. Vol. VIII. Nos. 28-31. 1907. Vol. IX. Nos. 32-35. 1908. Vol. X. Nos. 36-39. 1909. Vol. XI. Nos. 40-42. (437 pages.) 1910. Vol. XII. Nos. 43-45. (464 pages.) 1911. Vol. XIII. Nos. 46 Department Publications 1902.- THE GROWTH OF INDUSTRY IN NEW YORK (678 pages). 1904.- MONOGRAPHS: I. Typical Employers' Welfare Institutions, by G. A. Stevens and L. W. Hatch (30 pages, 4 illustrations). II. Labor Legisla tion in New York, by A. F. Weber (30 pages). III. The Work of the Department of Labor, by A. F. Weber and L. W. Hatch (42 pages, with tables and charts). IV. The Growth of Industry in New York, by A. F. Weber (60 pages and charts.) No. I is made up of material from a fuller report of 107 pages on the same subject in the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor for 1903. No. IV is based on the larger report of 1902 above noted. Separate Bureau Reports Prior to 1901 State Factory Inspector: Of the fifteen annual reports (1886-1900), there can be furnished only those for 1898 and 1900. Board of Mediation and Arbitration: Of the fourteen annual reports (1887-1900), only that for 1900 can now be supplied. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Of the eighteen annual reports (1883-1900), there are still available those for 1890 (2 vols., 1,187 pages), 1891 (2 vols., 1,190 pages), 1892 (2 vols., 1,087 pages), and 1895 (2 vols., 1,256 pages). Proceedings of Associations Proceedings of the annual conventions of the International Association of Officials of Bureaus of Labor: Fourteenth (1898), Nineteenth (1903) to Twenty-sixth (1910). Proceedings of the annual conventions of the International Association of Factory Inspectors of America: Seventh (1893) and Fourteenth (1900) to Twenty-third (1909). |