Woman and child labor: Negro women in industry..... Child labor in oyster and shrimp canning. Children of wage-earning mothers.... New York. Report on woman workers. Employment and unemployment: Employment in selected industries in May, 1922. Recent statistics of employment: Iowa..... Massachusetts.. Page. 116-118 118, 119 119, 120 120-123 123 124-126 126-130 131 131, 132 132 New York.. Pennsylvania. Great Britain: Volume of employment in April, 1922.. Report of employment exchanges. Industrial hygiene: Definition of the physician in industry.. Industrial poisoning from mercury.. 132-134 134-136 136, 137 137, 138 139 139, 140 Status of unincorporated labor organizations as to liability for dam ages and acts affecting interstate commerce.. Workmen's compensation provisions for longshoremen. New York and Massachusetts. Safety standards.... Nature of penalty in contempt proceedings.. Labor laws, 1921.. Membership of American trade-unions, 1915 to 1920.. Canada. Trade-unionism in 1921____ 147-152 152-154 154, 155 155-157 157, 158 158-162 162-164 164 164-166 167-169 170, 171 Great Britain. Amalgamation and federation of trade-unions..... 171, 172 France. Strikes, 1915 to 1918, and November, 1921, to February, 1922.... 177, 178 India. Report of industrial-disputes committee of Bombay. 178-180 Conciliation and arbitration: Conciliation work of the Department of Labor in May, 1922, by Hugh L. Kerwin, Director of Conciliation.... 181, 182 Immigration: Page. Statistics of immigration for April, 1922, by W. W. Husband, Com- 183-188 What State labor bureaus are doing: Ninth annual convention of Association of Governmental Labor 189-192 23 26 30 31 12 Bureau of accident statistics of the Safety Institute of America... 201 201 201, 202 New York City. Reconstruction hospital for industrial cases. Report of the national pension fund of employees of private com- Minors employed in 1921. China. Cost of labor and material in Shanghai building industry... Spain: Creation of an institute for occupational retraining Reorganization of the Ministry of Labor... Directory of labor officials in United States and Canada. Official publications relating to labor: United States___. 202 202 203 203 203, 204 204, 205 205, 206 207-226 227, 228 228, 229 Foreign countries... NO. 2. AUGUST, 1922. Special articles: Immigration under the per centum limit act, by W. W. Husband, 1-10 "1913 100," by Ethelbert Stewart, United States Commissioner of Retail prices of electricity in the United States. 52-55 56-63 64-72 72-80 81 82-84 85 Philippine Islands-Average retail prices of certain foodstuffs in 85, 86 Wages and hours of labor: Wages and hours of labor in the petroleum industry.___. 87,88 Regular weekly hours of work in manufacturing industries of the 88, 89 Wages and hours of labor-Concluded. Page. New York-Average weekly earnings of State factory workers in Average hourly wages of metal workers in various European countries in 1921..... 89, 90 90 Belgium-Relation of wages to selling prices in the coal industry..-- 90, 91 France Application of the 8-hour day in industry. Wages in selected industries, 1914 to 1921.... Wage reductions and employment in the coal industry. Italy-Wage rates of Italian marine labor and of port labor in 91 91-93 93-97 98-101 Philippine Islands-Wages in Manila, 1919 and 1920. 107 107, 108 Mercantile wages in the District of Columbia, by Elizabeth Brandeis, secretary, Minimum Wage Board, District of Columbia... Saskatchewan-Order relating to employees in hotels, restaurants, and refreshment rooms.. Labor agreements, awards, and decisions: 113, 114 115 Decision of Railroad Labor Board re wages of clerical and station 125-127 Employment in selected industries in June, 1922--- Enlarging the scope of statistics on volume of employment...----- 128, 129 Changes in employment reported by United States Employment Service.. Recent statistics of employment California.. Connecticut.. Illinois... Iowa..... Massachusetts.. New York.. Ohio...... Pennsylvania. Wisconsin... 129 129, 130 131 131, 132 132 132, 133 133, 134 134 134 134, 135 135-138 138-147 148-154 155 Cleveland-Experience under employment guaranty in garment industry...- Government construction contracts... Unemployment in foreign countries....... Denmark-Unemployment in 1920-21. Japan-Employment in factories___. 155, 156 Vocational education: Canada-Progress in vocational education..... Page. 157-159 90 Mexico New educational opportunities for workers.- 159 160 160 91 91. 93 971 Housing: Louisiana-Recommendations of State Housing Commission. 161, 162 South Africa-Increase in home ownership, 1918 to 1921_- Industrial accidents and hygiene: Study of the number and causes of fatal industrial accidents. --- New York-Code for industrial lighting____ Workmen's compensation and social insurance: 162 163 164, 165 166 Netherlands-Governmental expenditures for the benefit of labor. 166, 167 167, 168 Rights and status of employees injured in commerce, by Lindley D. 169-179 179-183 3 יך New York-Test of hazard under compensation law. Forty-second annual convention of the American Federation of 189-193 Eighth biennial convention of the National Women's Trade-Union 193-195 International Trade-Union Congress, 1922.. 195, 196 Australia-Union labor developments__ 196 Germany-Trade-union rules for conducting labor disputes. - Strikes and lockouts in the United States, January to March, 1922 - 199-203 Finland-Strike and lockouts, 1921. 203 203, 204 Great Britain-Disputes in engineering and shipbuilding industries 204–209 Conciliation and arbitration: Conciliation work of the Department of Labor in June, 1922, by Hugh L. Kerwin, Director of Conciliation.. Norway-Compulsory arbitration Cooperation: Condition of the consumers' cooperative movement in the United 210, 211 211-213 214-220 220 220 Finland-Cooperative movement in 1921. Great Britain-Wages award for cooperative employees-- 220, 221 221 221, 222 Cooperation-Concluded. Cooperation in certain foreign countries-Concluded. Japan-Cooperative societies, 1911 to 1920.. Norway-Operations of National Cooperative Union for 1921... 1921. Movement to establish cooperative trade with Russia__ Immigration: Page 222, 22: 224 224 224-22 225 Statistics of immigration for May, 1922, by W. W. Husband, Com Current notes of interest to labor: Labor resolutions adopted at Genoa Conference on Economic Recon struction__ A move to standardize international labor statistics. An international clearing house of labor information. Cooperation between International Labor Office and Solvay Institute. Bryn Mawr summer school for working girls....... Austrian trade boards act in operation. Work of British Institute of Psychology.. 242, 243 243 243, 244 244 244 244, 245 245 245 246 247, 248 248, 249 Agricultural training courses in Army of Yugoslavia.. Program of business men's group of New York Ethical Culture Society Official publications relating to labor: United States____ Foreign countries.. NO. 3 SEPTEMBER, 1922. Special articles: Preparation of safety codes under the auspices of the American Engineering Standards Committee, by Morton G. Lloyd, chief of safety section, U. S. Bureau of Standards. 1-8 Factory chiefs in New Jersey, by John Roach, deputy commissioner of labor, New Jersey Revised index numbers of wholesale prices, by years, 1890 to 1921--- 46 46-48 Quantity and cost of clothing purchased by average workingman's family in one year... 49-65 Alaska-Wholesale prices of certain food commodities at Anchorage. 66 66-68 |