War Labor Policies and their Outcome in Peace

Louis B. Wehle

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1919, vol. 33, issue 2, 321-343

Abstract: Earlier resort to leaders of unions in American Federation of Labor, 322. — Compulsory arbitration not tried, 324. — The War Labor Board, 326. — Its principles, 328. — Shop Committees, 329. — The Railroad Administration's labor policy, 330. — The Wage Commission of 1918, 332. — The permanent Board of Wages, and other adjustment boards, 332. — Local shop committees, 334. — General aspects of the war developments, 336. — The three types of labor adjustment, 336. — The Federal Employment Service, 338. — Its development to the date of the armistice and its future, 340. — Conclusion, 342.

Date: 1919
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