Word: labor
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Regulation of Wages in Australia, especially by Wages Boards." Some attention will also be given to the working of the system of compulsory arbitration in Australia and New Zealand. Professor Hammond recently spent a year in Australia making an extended study of the history and working of the Australian labor laws...
...university $10,000 yearly, representing the former upkeep expenses of the wooden stands. Formerly extra wooden stands had to be constructed each year for the football game with Harvard or Yale. The new Palmer Memorial Stadium makes this extra expense unnecessary and the amount of the saving in labor and material each year will henceforth be turned over to the university...
...Church and Labor. Rev. William L. Clark...
...Labor troubles have again held up work on the new Widener Memorial Library. Little progress has been made during the summer months and the University Library authorities have little hope of occupying the new quarters before spring, at the earliest. The interior of the building is in almost the same condition as in June, with the exception of some plastering and a few minor improvements...
...Workers' Union, because the latter would not join with them in an agreement with The National Marble Dealers' Association. This agreement would mean that the Dealers would patronize the Marble Workers exclusively in all construction work but that the Marble Workers should not insist on union-cut marble. Since labor conditions are very bad in some of the quarries the Marble Workers could not agree to this, nor to other unfavorable terms of the agreement. Accordingly, the other unions would not work with them and continue to strike, with the exception of the plasterers, who have returned. It is expected...