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1. Labor's Yearbook describes 40 years of workers' progress.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: [1953.]
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:Y 32

2. Over 5,000 child-labor farm violations reported during 1952.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: [1953.]
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:C 436/6

3. Greater protection for child workers through amended Federal law.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: 1950
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:C 436/4

4. NEPH-Week Committee, led by President, maps annual observance. n. p.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: [1949]
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:H 191

5. Two States report injuries to young corn detasselers.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: [1949.]
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:In 5

6. Brief history of Department of Labor.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: [1948.]
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:L 113/2

7. Child labor violations continue at early wartime rate, 9,593 children found illegally employed in 2.453 plants.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: [1948.]
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:C 436/3

8. Four Latin American officials study labor standards, Under Secretary Morse presents them with certificates.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: 1948
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:L 113

9. Household workers from Puerto Rico arrive in New York, 1st group in Island Government's project go to Scarsdale.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: [1948.]
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:H 816

10. States and child labor, 1947, some State legislatures strengthen child labor laws, set standards for agricultural employment, raise minimum working age.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Department
Date:: [1948.]
SuDoc number:: L 1.15/a:C 436/2

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