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Conciliation and arbitration of railway disputes in Great Britain-Concluded.
Report of the royal commission.......
Criticism of the report of the royal commission.............
Amendment of the conciliation scheme of the royal commission...
Attitude of parties and the public toward conciliation and arbitration..
Appendix I.-Report of the royal commission appointed to investigate
and report on the working of the railway conciliation and arbitration
scheme of 1907.............
Appendix II.-Scheme recommended by the royal commission for deal-
ing with questions affecting wages, hours, or conditions of service of
railway employees in the manipulation of traffic.................
Appendix III.-Railway conciliation and arbitration scheme of Nov. 6, 1907....
Page.
95
96, 97
97, 98
98,99
100-109
109-117
117-120
Appendix IV.-Conciliation and arbitration agreement of Caledonian
Railway Co.....
120-122
Methods of conciliation boards for final settlement of differences.......... 129–132
Provisions against violation of agreements.....
132
Cases dealt with by Board of Trade under the Conciliation Act, 1896 to
1910......
132-136
Mediation work of Board of Trade....
136, 137
Work of permanent conciliation boards and joint committees.
Indirect effect of conciliation act............
Appendix III.-Rules of London Labor Conciliation and Arbitration
Board...
143, 144
Appendix IV.-Durham Coal Owners' Association and Durham County
Mining Federation Conciliation Board and Durham Coal Owners' Asso-
ciation and Durham Miners' Association....
144-149
Appendix V-Cleveland Mine Owners' Association and Cleveland
Miners and Quarrymen's Association..........
149, 150
Appendix VI.-Agreement between Shipbuilding Employers' Federation
and Shipyard Trade-Unions.......
150-153
Appendix VII.-Building trades conciliation boards.
Appendix VIII.-Brooklands Agreement.....
153-156
156-158
Appendix IX.-Agreement of North and Northeast Lancashire Cotton
Spinners' and Manufacturers' Association and Amalgamated Weavers'
Association....
159, 160
Attitude of employing interests toward conciliation and arbitration in Great
Britain, by A. Maurice Low, M. A.:
Introduction.....
161-165
Voluntary character of provisions for conciliation and arbitration...
Distinction between conciliation and arbitration.....
Railway conciliation and arbitration scheme of 1907..
Attitude of employing interests toward conciliation, etc.-Concluded.
Opinions of employers concerning conciliation, etc.-Concluded.
Sir Samuel Boulton, chairman London Labor Conciliation and Arbi-
tration Board
168-171
Thomas Costigan, secretary London Master Builders' Association ... 171-173
Sir Hugh Bell, ironmaster.....
173
Employers' associations for defensive purposes
Attitude of employers toward arbitration.
174, 175
175-178
Conclusion......
178
Attitude of labor toward conciliation and arbitration in Great Britain, by
Arthur E. Holder:
Introduction..............
Iron-ore miners........
Attitude of General Federation of Trade Unions...
Comments and criticisms of individual workers and organizations .
Gas workers and general laborers.
Boiler makers and shipwrights.
Amalgamated Society of Engineers..
Steam Engine Makers' Society
Coal miners..
Cotton spinners...
179, 180
180-184
184-197
185, 186
186
186, 187
187-190
190-193
193, 194
194, 195
196
196, 197
Compulsory conciliation and inquiry into disputes.....
Conciliation, arbitration, and sanitation in the cloak, suit, and skirt industry
197-202
199-201
201, 202
in New York City, by Charles H. Winslow:
Strike of 1910...
Agreement in settlement of strike..
Text of the Protocol Agreement..
Parties to the agreement..
Preferential union shop..
Limitations imposed by Protocol upon the manufacturer.
Limitations imposed by the Protocol upon the unions..
Agencies of the Protocol....
Board of Grievances...
Plan and scope of work.....
Rules and plan of procedure of the Board of Grievances.
Machinery of the Board of Grievances..
Method of procedure in adjusting disputes..
Cases of grievances, Dec. 12, 1910, to Dec. 11, 1911.
Descriptive analysis of typical individual cases.
Advantages growing out of the Protocol Agreement..
Board of Arbitration
Joint Board of Sanitary Control
Work of the board..........
Plan of work adopted...
Cost of inspections..
Conditions shown by inspections...
Light, ventilation, and sanitary conditions.
Establishment of sanitary standards....
Enforcement of sanitary standards.
The sanitary strike...
203-205
205-210
210, 211
211-213
213-215
215-217
217, 218
218
218-230
218-220
220-224
224, 225
225-230
230-235
235-244
244-251
251-253
253-270
255-257
257,258
258
258,259
259-261
262,263
263
264
Conciliation, arbitration, and sanitation in the cloak, suit, and skirt industry,
etc.-Concluded.
Joint Board of Sanitary Control-Concluded.
Industrial courts in France, Germany, and Switzerland, by Helen L. Sumner,
Industrial courts in France, Germany, etc.-Concluded.
Industrial arbitration courts of Basel, Switzerland-Concluded.
Judicial functions....
Jurisdiction.....
Rules of procedure.
Method of appeal.
Other functions...
Industrial arbitration court of Zurich, Switzerland..
History......
Elections...
391-396
391, 392
392-395
395, 396
396
396-403
396, 397
397, 398
428-454
Appendix I.-Statistics of industrial courts (20 tables)..
Appendix II.-Laws concerning councils of prudhommes in France... 454-464
Decisions of courts affecting labor:
Decisions under statute law——
Assignments of wages-rates of interest-police power-constitu-
tionality of statute (King et al. v. State)
465, 466
Contracts of employment-advances-intent to defraud-involun-
tary servitude-constitutionality of statute (Latson v. Wells)..... 466-468
Employers' liability-"act of superintendent" (American Manu-
facturing Co. v. Bigelow)..........
468, 469
Employers' liability-railroad companies-Federal statutes-in-
juries causing death-persons entitled to sue (Fithian et al. v. St.
Louis & San Francisco Railway Co.)....
Employers' liability-railroad companies-Federal statute-power
of Congress-effect of Federal on State laws-jurisdiction of State
courts constitutionality of statute (Mondou v. New York, New
Haven & Hartford R. R. Co.)....
469, 470
Employers' liability-railroads- hours of labor-violation as negli-
gence (St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad Co. v.
McWhirter)
470-478
478, 479
Decisions of courts affecting labor-Concluded.
Decisions under statute law-Concluded.
of Congress effect of Federal on State laws-jurisdiction of State
Haven & Hartford R. R. Co.).................
Employer's liability-railroads-hours of labor-violation as negli-
McWhirter).
Employment of labor-employment of aliens by corporations equal
protection of the law-constitutionality of statute (Ex parte case). 479, 480
Injunctions-boycotts - conspiracy-jurisdiction-labor organiza-
tions-liability of members (Loewe et al. v. California State Federa-
tion of Labor et al.)......
481, 482
482, 483
Mechanics' liens rank-mortgages for money advanced-constitu-
tionality of statute (Page v. Carr et al.)....
Mechanics' liens-waiver by contractors-rights of subcontractors-
constitutionality of statute (Kelly et al. v. Johnson et al.)......... 484, 485
Railroads safety-appliance law-interstate commerce-cars used in
intrastate traffic-power of Congress (Southern Railway Co. v.
United States)..
Decisions under common law-
Contracts of employment-breach-grounds for discharge rate of
wages (Haag v. Rogers)...
Contract of employment-term-grounds for discharge-satisfactory
service-measure of damages-action before expiration of term-
single recovery (Bridgeford & Co. v. Meagher).....
Employers' liability-safe place scope of employment-questions
for jury (Williamson v. Berlin Mills Co.).......
Labor organizations-interference with interstate commerce- -tres-
pass--injunction (Illinois Central Railroad Co. v. International
Association of Machinists et al.)................
Labor organizations-restoration of membership-boycott-injunc-
tion-restraining orders-dissolution (Allman et al. v. United Broth-
erhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America et al.).......
Relief departments-sick benefits-color blindness of railroad em-
ployee as sickness evidence (Kane v. Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Co. et al.)........
485-487
487-489
489-493
493-495
495, 496
497, 498
498-500
Prices of commodities, 1911, and December, 1911, compared with pre-
vious years back to 1890..
509-519
Prices of commodities, by months, January, 1900, to December, 1911..
Influences affecting prices..
520-526
527
Explanation of tables..
528-556
Table I.-Wholesale prices of commodities from January to December,
1911..
557-604
Table II.-Average yearly actual and relative prices of commodities,
1890 to 1911, monthly actual and relative prices, January to December,
1911, and base prices (average for 1890-1899)....
605-657
Table III.-Yearly relative prices of commodities, 1890 to 1911, and
monthly relative prices, January to December, 1911..
658-692
holesale prices in Canada, 1890 to 1911...
693-695