Notes to The Theory and Policy of Labour Protection — Reading edition
16 notes · Reading edition
BOOK I. INTRODUCTORY. · Note 1CHAPTER I. DEFINITION OF LABOUR PROTECTION. · Note 1CHAPTER I. DEFINITION OF LABOUR PROTECTION. · Note 2CHAPTER I. DEFINITION OF LABOUR PROTECTION. · Note 3CHAPTER II. CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL WAGE-LABOUR FOR PURPOSES OF PROTECTIVE LEGISLATION.—DEFINITION OF FACTORY-LABOUR. · Note 1CHAPTER II. CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL WAGE-LABOUR FOR PURPOSES OF PROTECTIVE LEGISLATION.—DEFINITION OF FACTORY-LABOUR. · Note 2CHAPTER II. CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL WAGE-LABOUR FOR PURPOSES OF PROTECTIVE LEGISLATION.—DEFINITION OF FACTORY-LABOUR. · Note 3CHAPTER IV. MAXIMUM WORKING-DAY. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. MAXIMUM WORKING-DAY. · Note 2CHAPTER IV. MAXIMUM WORKING-DAY. · Note 3CHAPTER IV. MAXIMUM WORKING-DAY. · Note 4CHAPTER IV. MAXIMUM WORKING-DAY. · Note 5CHAPTER VIII. PROTECTION IN OCCUPATION, PROTECTION OF TRUCK AND CONTRACT. · Note 1CHAPTER X. TRANSACTIONS OF THE BERLIN LABOUR CONFERENCE, DEALING WITH MATTERS BEYOND THE RANGE OF LABOUR PROTECTION; DALE’S DEPOSITIONS ON COURTS OF ARBITRATION, AND THE SLIDING SCALE OF WAGES IN MINING. · Note 1CHAPTER XIII. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR PROTECTION. · Note 1CHAPTER XIV. THE AIM AND JUSTIFICATION OF LABOUR PROTECTION. · Note 1