W. Jett Lauck
Born 1879-01-01
Died 1949-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL114867A
Top Subjects
- United States (61)
- Railroads (30)
- Foreign workers (11)
- Employees (11)
- Wages (9)
- Statistics (8)
- Finance (7)
Books by W. Jett Lauck
Total count: 81
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Leather manufacturing ; Boot and shoe manufacturing ; Glove manufacturingG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Copper mining and smelting ; Iron ore mining ; Anthracite coal mining ; Oil refiningG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Silk goods manufacturing and dyeingClothing manufacturing ; Collar, cuff, and shirt manufacturingG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Slaughtering and meat packingG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Iron and steel manufacturingG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Cigar and tobacco manufacturing ; Furniture manufacturing ; Sugar refiningG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Summary report on immigrants in manufacturing and miningG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Diversified industriesG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Bituminous coal miningG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Glass manufacturing ; Agricultural implement and vehicle manufacturingG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Cotton goods manufacturing in the north Atlantic statesWoolen and worsted goods manufacturingG.P.O.1911-01-01
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Intercorporate relations through stock ownership, interlocking directorates and concentration of financial control of Western RailroadsBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1914-01-01
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State legislation affecting railway operationThe Brotherhoods1914-01-01
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Decrease in revenue train mile costs during the Fiscal year 1914Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1914-01-01
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Intercorporate relationship mileage and net earnings of railways in Western TerritoryBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1914-01-01
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Land grants to Western RailroadsBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Hours of service of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen based on exhibits numbers 26 and 27, Western Conference Committee of ManagersBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Increased operating costs of Western Railroads not due to wage payments to Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, 1909-1913Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Productive efficiency in the western as compared with the eastern districtBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Speed of passenger trains by divisions and systemsmade up from time cards now in effect, December, 1914Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Capital expenditures of Western Railroads, 1910-1914Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Effect of certain designated wage increases to Locomotive Engineers and Firemen upon operating revenues and expenses and accumulated surpluses of Western railroadsBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Crews held at other than home terminals or held away from home, 1913-1914Presented by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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The prospect of future increases in the productive efficiency of locomotive engineers and firemenopinions of leading railroad presidents as to future increases in freight train loadsBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Basic statistical and derivative tablesBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Increased work and productive efficiency of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, 1900-1913Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Cash, working assets and profit and loss balance of Western Railroads on June 30, 1914Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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Revenue gains arising from increased productive efficiency 1890-1913Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
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The Practice of the railroads, prior to the year 1907, of charging permanent improvements to operating expensesBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen1915-01-01
Conditions of labor in American industriesa summarization of the results of recent investigationsFunk & Wagnalls Company1917-01-01
Cost of living and the waran analysis of recent changesThe Doyle & Waltz printing company1918-01-01
Summary1920-01-01
Increase in cost of living and prices, 1914 to 19201920-01-01-
Studies of the cost of maintaining a family at a level of health and reasonable comfort1920-01-01
The relation between wages and the increased cost of living.An analysis of the effect of increased wages and profits upon commodity prices.1920-01-01-
Comparison of earnings and wage rates in the anthracite and bituminous mines of Pennsylvanias.n.1920-01-01
Profits of anthracite operatorss.n.1920-01-01
The sanction for the eight-hour days.n.1920-01-01-
The trade union as the basis for collective bargaininga compilation of sanctions and experiencess.n.1920-01-01
Irregularity of employment in the anthracite industrys.n.1920-01-01
Freight rates on anthracite coal, 1914-1920C. Scribner's sons1920-01-01
Wholesale and retail prices of anthracite coal 1913 to 1920s.n.1920-01-01
Operating and financial performance of anthracite railroadss.n.1920-01-01
The sanction for a living wagea compilation of data from official and authoritative sourcess.n.1920-01-01
The relations between wages and production, costs prices, and profits in the anthracite mining industrys.n.1920-01-01-
Occupation hazard of anthracite minerss.n.1920-01-01
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The cost of living in the United States since 1913 as determined by the studies of the United States Bureau of labor statistics1921-01-01
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Comments on business conditions1921-01-01
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The living wage ...1921-01-01
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The recognition of human standards in industry1921-01-01
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Probability of prices increasing1921-01-01
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What a living wage should beas determined by authoritative budget studies. Presented on behalf of the railroad employees1921-01-01
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Recent changes in prices and cost of living1921-01-01
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Comparison of earnings of railway employees and union wage scales in other industries, 1915 to 19201921-01-01
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Seasonal fluctuations in prices and cost of living1921-01-01
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Irregularity of employment of railroad workers1921-01-01
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Standardizationextracts from pre-war arbitration awards and the report of the Eight-hour commission.1921-01-01
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The sanction of the eight-hour day1921-01-01
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Stock bonuses, underwriting commissions, and excess capitalization of representative railroads, 1900-19191921-01-01
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Seniority rules of the national agreement1921-01-01
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Economics and human welfareaddress1921-01-01
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Occupation hazard of unskilled employees on the railroads1921-01-01
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Capital and credit needs of the railroads1921-01-01
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Inadequacies of railway management1921-01-01
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What a living wage should be as determined by authoritative budget studies ...1921-01-01
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Wages in various industriesa comparison of wage rates and wage levels of unskilled railroad labor and similar labor in other basic industries1921-01-01
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Punitive overtime1921-01-01
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The industrial codea survey of the postwar industrial situation, a review of wartime developments in industrial relations, and a proposal looking to permanent industrial peaceFunk & Wagnalls company1922-01-01
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The new industrial revolution and wagesa survey of the radical changes in American theory and practice which have come in since the world war and created the present era of prosperity.Funk & Wagnalls1929-01-01
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Inadequacies of railway managementpublisher not identified1979-01-01
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Industrial relations on railroads prior to 1917presenting evidence relating to certain conditions existing under non-contractual relations in 1899-1900 and on the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1914-1915publisher not identified1979-01-01
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The recognition of human standards in industrypublisher not identified1979-01-01
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Seniority rules of the national agreementpublisher not identified1979-01-01
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The unity of the American railway systempublisher not identified1979-01-01
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Punitive overtimepublisher not identified1979-01-01
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The development of collective bargaining on a national basispublisher not identified1979-01-01
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Occupation hazard of railway shopmenpublisher not identified1979-01-01
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Human standards and railroad policyan attempted revival of the theory that labor is a commoditypublisher not identified1979-01-01
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Standardizationextracts from pre-war arbitration awards and the report of the eight-hour commissionpublisher not identified1979-01-01
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The sanction of the eight-hour daypublisher not identified1979-01-01
Political And Industrial Democracy, 1776-1926Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-09-12