Likewise much local jealousy to be overcome. (3) Shall we go directly for a federal constitutional amendment authorizing the establishment of national minimum standards of safety? Such amendment, which could be made only after a long campaign of education... Hearings - Page 51by United States. Congress. House. Committee on mines and mining - 1924Full view - About this book
| Political science - 1924 - 1142 pages
...possibility of securing effective results through Federal action without a Federal constitutional amendment. Group III the provision reads: The relations between...if the interested party of the said Company comes Failure to right the wrong of undiminished accidents in the mining of coal is in utter disregard of... | |
| Edgar Stevenson Furniss, Lawrence Ridge Guild - Arbitration - 1925 - 644 pages
...be made only after a long campaign of education and favorable action by three fourths of the State, is nevertheless thought necessary by some who have...employers, miners, and engineers, is urgently needed. 4. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION UNDER THE COMMON LAW ' The common law doctrine. Let us consider the principles... | |
| Labor laws and legislation - 1924 - 368 pages
...cripples? There are evident possibilities in such action. Likewise much local jealousy to be overcome. (3) Shall we go directly for a federal constitutional...miners, and engineers, is urgently needed. Urgent Need for Action Has anyone a better program to offer? The Association for Labor Legislation will welcome... | |
| United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Mines and Mining - 1924 - 114 pages
...campaign of education and favorable action by three-fourths of the States, is nevertheless though.! necessary by some who have studied the problem most...Federal and State cooperation with the continuous encouragt/ment and assistance of employers, miners, and engineers is urgently needed. URGENT NICKI)... | |
| Labor laws and legislation - 1924 - 758 pages
...some who have sti problem most carefully. But by whatever additional public authority a national i of safety is finally assured, there will of course be not less bu opportunity for the mine departments of our individual states tion effectively in the great work... | |
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