The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Količina 23 ,89. izdajaMacmillan, 1913 |
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... employment , which , in the new analysis of the phenomena of unemployment , had been more or less isolated as a distinct problem . The Labour Exchanges soon found themselves dealing with a large number of very short engagements of ...
... employment , which , in the new analysis of the phenomena of unemployment , had been more or less isolated as a distinct problem . The Labour Exchanges soon found themselves dealing with a large number of very short engagements of ...
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... employment in primarily regular occupations . Since 1911 the Board of Trade have recorded the number of situations for adults amongst those filled ( included on the ordinary register ) , which are known to have been of less than one ...
... employment in primarily regular occupations . Since 1911 the Board of Trade have recorded the number of situations for adults amongst those filled ( included on the ordinary register ) , which are known to have been of less than one ...
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... employment ) . In the first place they must establish some method of controlling the influx of labour into a casual labour market . Secondly , they must endeavour to increase the mobility of labour within the market . The first special ...
... employment ) . In the first place they must establish some method of controlling the influx of labour into a casual labour market . Secondly , they must endeavour to increase the mobility of labour within the market . The first special ...
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... employment . In May , 1910 , however , 56 of the employers were persuaded by the Labour Exchange authorities to combine in supporting an attempt to organise the labour of the men . A special Labour Exchange ( with a waiting - room , in ...
... employment . In May , 1910 , however , 56 of the employers were persuaded by the Labour Exchange authorities to combine in supporting an attempt to organise the labour of the men . A special Labour Exchange ( with a waiting - room , in ...
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... employment does not exceed two days , only twopence each shall be paid by the employer and workman , and if it does not exceed one day only a penny shall be paid by each . The net effect of these provisions in practice is to afford ...
... employment does not exceed two days , only twopence each shall be paid by the employer and workman , and if it does not exceed one day only a penny shall be paid by each . The net effect of these provisions in practice is to afford ...
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