National Consumers' League

Books by National Consumers' League

Total count: 39

• Summary statement of the work of the first year of the National Consumers' LeagueMay 1, 1899-May 1, 1900

  National Consumers' League1900-01-01
• Summary statement of the work of the first year of the National Consumers' League, May 1, 1899-May 1, 1900

  National Consumers' League1900-01-01
• Minimum wage pamphletsv. 1-3

  1903-01-01
• Food laws and their enforcement, 1906

  National Consumers' League1906-01-01
• Child labor legislationschedules of existing statutes and the standard child labor law embodying the best provisions of the most effective measures now in force : handbook, 1906

  National Consumers' League1906-01-01
• Child labor legislationschedules of existing statutes and standard child labor law embodying the best provisions of the most effective measures now in force : handbook, 1908

  American Academy of Political and Social Science1908-01-01
• The consumer's control of productionthe work of the National Consumers' League

  American Academy of Political and Social Science1909-01-01
• The present status of minimum wage legislation

  National Consumers' League1913-01-01
• [Miscellaneous publicationspamphlet volume.]

  1914-01-01
• The waste of industry, overworked women and girls, ill health, danger, low wagesSome reasons why protective laws for women in industry are necessary

  National Consumers' League1915-01-01
• A new province for law and orderindustrial peace through minimum wage and arbitration

  National Consumers' League1915-01-01
• Memorandum addressed to the Joint Legislative Committee investigating the New York Public Service Commissionson the need of legislation empowering the commissions to regulate hours of work and wages of employees of public utility companies

  National Consumers' League1916-01-01
• Oregon minimum wage casesSupreme Court of the United States, October term, 1916, nos. 25 and 26 : Frank C. Stettler, plaintiff in error, vs. Edwin V. O'Hara, et al., constituting the Industrial Welfare Commission, Elmira Simpson, plaintiff in error, vs. Edwin O'Hara et al., constituting the Industrial Welfare Commission : brief for defendants in error upon re-argument

  Reprinted by National Consumer's League1916-01-01
• The eight hours day for wage earning womenUnited States Supreme Court upholds the California law : List of eight hours laws

  The League1916-01-01
• Survey of wage-earning girls below sixteen years of age in Wilkes-Barré, Pennsylvania, 1915

  National Consumers' League1916-01-01
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  A Living wage for working women of the post-war worldone essential factor in reconstruction : minimum wage laws in every state

  National Consumers' League1919-01-01
• Minimum wage commissionscurrent facts, Nov., 1919

  National Consumers' League1919-01-01
• Equal opportunity for women wage earners, fact or fiction

  [National Consumers' League1920-01-01
• Equal opportunity for women wage earnersfacts vs. fiction

  The League1920-01-01
• Minimum wage laws are good businessextracts from letters by employers operating under a legal minimum wage

  National Consumers' League1920-01-01
and 19 more