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... Employers with better than the average record for the industry could then have their rates correspondingly reduced while those with bad records would have their rates increased. Thus employers would be rewarded if they stabilized ...
... Employers with better than the average record for the industry could then have their rates correspondingly reduced while those with bad records would have their rates increased. Thus employers would be rewarded if they stabilized ...
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National Conference on Social Welfare. WHAT EMPLOYERS ARE DOING Ernest G. Draper, Vice-President, The Hills Brothers Company, New York City IF VIEWED from the standpoint of percentages alone, the showing of employers who have ...
National Conference on Social Welfare. WHAT EMPLOYERS ARE DOING Ernest G. Draper, Vice-President, The Hills Brothers Company, New York City IF VIEWED from the standpoint of percentages alone, the showing of employers who have ...
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... employers in the country and designed to smash union wage schedules, began to get under way. Fortunately for labor, and for employers as well, the plan was a failure. Then the employers went off on another tack. They resolved to make ...
... employers in the country and designed to smash union wage schedules, began to get under way. Fortunately for labor, and for employers as well, the plan was a failure. Then the employers went off on another tack. They resolved to make ...
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Philosophical Trends in Modern Social Work Presidential Address | 3 |
Law Enforcement George W Wickersham | 20 |
The Economic Basis for Social Progress Wesley C Mitchell | 34 |
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