Word: laborer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...course, which is given at the Business School, is chiefly concerned with labor relations and with collective bargaining, which assumed such importance to businessmen after the passage of the Wagner...
Under the terms of the bequest of the late George H. Leatherbee one course in the Business School is open to properly qualified business and professional men, and Professor Slichter's course has been chosen each year because of the general interest in labor problems...
...other union men it was all very interesting: the first tussle between Labor and Government over problems raised by war abroad. Its outcome might give a clue to what Labor can get, or may have to take, if the U. S. should...
Failing that, they could anchor the Thermoni in neutral waters. Awaiting the decision of 1) the Thermoni's nonplussed captain, 2) the U. S. Labor Department, all 15 hung around Seattle's wharves, friendly as puppies...
...Resources Committee* which made two striking calculations: 1) if the U.S. had given full employment to all its workers (except 2,000,000 considered normally unemployed) the nation would have had $200,000,000,000 more income between 1930 and 1937; 2) this $200,000,000,000 of wasted labor could have supplied a new $6,000 house for every family...