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The Mexican Farm Labor Program: References, 1951-1965
This report cites the references related to the Mexican Farm Labor Program.
Section 14(b) of the TAFT-HARTLEY act and state right-to-work laws: An inquiry into their effects
This report presents right to work laws to make an evaluation of the effects of these laws and of section 14(b) and to indicate some possible effects.
The Strike of the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee in Delano, California: Background and its Relationship to Legislative Efforts to Organize Farm Workers.
This report addresses the Strike of the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee in Delano, California,Background and its Relationship to Legislative Efforts to Organize Farm Workers.
Migratory Agricultural Labor: References to Federal Publications, Studies and Reports, 1959-1968
This report contains references to publications related to Migratory Agricultural Labor.
The Labor Movement in the United States: Annotated Bibliography
This report is a bibliography with citations related to the Labor Movement in the United States
Migratory Agricultural Labor: References to Books, Periodicals, and Films, 1959-1969
This report and bibliography contains references to books, documentaries, and magazine articles that study migrant workers. It also contains information on specific issues that affect migratory agricultural workers, such as the Bracero program, the California grape strike, education, health, housing, and welfare, income, and more.
Migrant Labor Law and Relations: Selected References, 1960-1969
This report provides a bibliography of sources related to migrant labor law and relations that were published between 1960 and 1969.
Migrant Labor Law and Relations: Selected References, 1960-1969
This report is a bibliography concerning migrant labor in the United States
Congressional Proposals Dealing With National Emergency Strikes
This report describes how national emergency strikes have been dealt with under the Labor Management Relations Act (Taft-Hartley Act) and the Railway Labor Act. The report also describes bills being put into the House and the Senate that deal with strikes, and information about each.
Automation and the Displacement of Workers
This report outlines automation and its possible effects on workers.
Collective bargaining in the Transportation Industries: A List of References
This report is a list of references that relate to collective bargaining in various industries
Labor-Management Relations in the Public Service
This report is a bibliography of resources that pertain to labor-management relations in public service, from the years 1940 to 1970.
Settling Transportation Labor Disputes: Present Procedures, and Changes proposed by the Nixon Administration
This report addresses settling transport labor disputes, present procedures, and changes proposed by the Nixon administration.
Settling National Emergency Labor Disputes: A Selected Bibliography, 1950-1970
This report is a selected bibliography that outlines major national labor disputes from the years 1950 through 1970.
Setting Emergency Labor Disputes: Proposals in the 92nd Congress and Their Background
This report traces events and proposals around the time of creation that relate to the settlement of emergency labor disputes.
American Labor Institutions and Their Historical Development: An Annotated Bibliography of Books
This report provides an annotated bibliography of books related to the historical development of labor institutions and unions.
Federal Regulation Of Labor Management Relations in Agriculture Proposals in the 92nd Congress and their Background.
This report is about the Federal Regulation Of Labor Management Relations in Agriculture Proposals in the 92nd Congress and their Background
Protection of Employees Affected by Railroad Consolidation: The Washington Job Protection Agreement and Major ICC Protective Conditions
This report discuses protection for employees of railroads undergoing consolidation and the Washington Agreement of 1936.
Labor Issues Likely to Arise in the 93rd Congress
This report discusses labor related topics of interest to the 93rd Congress.
Labor-Related Legislation of the 92nd Congress
This report discusses proposed and passed legislation in the 92nd Congress related to labor.
Worker Protection Provisions in Current Law and Proposed Legislation of the 93rd Congress
This report is a summary of worker protection provisions as they stood at the time of writing, and worker's rights legislation that was proposed in the 93rd Congress.
Current Legal Developments Relating to the Labor-Management Relations of Public Employees
This report surveys some literature on public employees and addresses frequently asked questions about the difference between private and public employees in terms of labor and the right to strike.
Inmate Employment Programs in Federal and State Correctional Institutions
This report discusses inmate employment programs in federal and state prisons and provides the results of a CRS survey of federal and state prisons regarding the types of inmate employment available, how many inmates were employed, and the wages for employment.
Unionism and Collective Bargaining for Agricultural Workers: A Selective Bibliography
This report provides a bibliography of resources related to unions for agricultural cultural workers and their activities.
Provisions in the United States Constitution,Federal Statutes and Rules of the House and Senate Governing the Conduct and Activities of Members of Congress and Their Staff with Appropriate Annotations of Cases
This report is about the provisions in the United States Constitution, Federal statutes and rules of the house and senate Governing the conduct and activities of Members of Congress and their staff with appropriate annotations of cases.
The Humphrey-Hawkins Bill: Summary, Major Issues, and Contending Arguments
This report is a comprehensive outline of the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1976.
The Common Situs Picketing Issue: Background and Activity in the 94th Congress
This report documents Congressional activities related to the National Labor Relations Act and situs picketing in construction. Documented activities are from the 94th congress.
Simplified Explanation of Federal Law Regulating Political Activities of Corporations and Labor Unions
This report is on in a series which discusses, in a simplified fashion, on current federal law regulating the conduct of campaigns for federal elective offices.
Simplified Explanation of Federal Laws Regulating Political Activities of Corporations and Labor Unions
This report explains how federal laws regulate the political activities of corporations and labor unions.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters: an Historical and Bibliography Review
This report investigates the International Brotherhood of Teamster, the largest trade union at that time, along with a bibliographic essay to look over some materials involved with dealing with the Teamsters.
The Unionization of Farm workers
This report is about the unionization of Farm workers with the background and alternative federal approaches.
The Comprehensive and Employment and Training Act of 1973, As Amended; A Brief Summary
This report contains the conditions of the Comprehensive and Employment and Training Act of 1973.
Some Labor Futures in the United States
This report futures of labor in the united states. It also points out how demographic changes will influence size and shape of labor forces.
Organized Labor and The Antitrust Laws: A Continuing Controversy
This report is on Organized Labor and The Antitrust Laws: A Continuing Controversy.
U.S Taxation of Citizens Working in Other Countries: An Economic Analysis
This report contains information about the impact of U.S taxes on foreign U.S workers and industries, and the cost on mainland U.S.
The Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments of 1977 Discussion With Historical Background
This report presents a brief history of the Act, discusses the major changes made by the 95th Congress (or, in some instances, considered but not adopted), and suggests certain sources which might be useful in providing a reader with diverse interpretations of the Act and its impact.
Hispanics in the U.S. Labor force: A brief Examination
This report is about Hispanics in the U.S. Labor Force: A brief examination
Salaries and Allowances: The Executive Branch
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Job Training Programs: Reauthorization and Funding Issues
This paper is divided into the following sections: (1) History of Federal Employment and Training Programs; (2) Reauthorization Issues; (3) Administration Legislative and Budget Proposals; and (4) Congressional Action.
Independent Truckers: The Effects of Recent Legislation on Earnings (Effects of the Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1982 and the Department of Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 1983, as they affect highway-related taxes, two trailers, length and width of vehicles, and weights and loads)
Congress passed legislation late in 1982 that is expected to have a significant effect on the annual net earnings of independent truckers. About 90 percent of fresh produce, most used household goods, and from one-third to one-half of all fabricated steel and other commodities transported by truck are hauled by independent truckers. The legislation raised the Federal fuel tax by 5 cents per gallon and significantly raised a highway use tax that is based on the weight of the vehicle. The legislation also allowed truckers to use two trailers, longer and wider vehicles, and carry heavier loads. This CRS report discusses these 1982 changes in Federal legislation. It also contains an estimate of the upper and lower bound of the impact that these changes could have on the annual net earnings of independent truckers.
Pay Equity - The Comparable Worth Issue: Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value; By What Standards and By What Means?
This report discusses the term comparable worth issue, a "theory that jobs dominated by women may be valued less not because of skills required or job content, but because they are "women's jobs (page 1)." The report analyzes historical events and lawsuits that relate to the issue of comparable worth in the workforce.
Worker Relocation Assistance: Moving People to Jobs
One characteristic of the dislocated worker problem is that a mismatch exists between the number and kinds of jobs offered by employers and the number and kinds of skills possessed by workers in the same geographic area. At the same time, other geographic areas have unfilled job openings and relatively low unemployment rates. Government-assisted worker relocation is one tool of employment policy that might be used to reduce these regional imbalances in labor supply and demand. This report describes the U.S. experience with both unassisted and Government-assisted worker relocation. It examines the applicability of this experience to the current dislocated worker problem, as well. In addition, the report evaluates the feasibility of establishing a nationwide worker relocation program.
El Salvador: Policy Issues for the 98th Congress
Since 1981 President Reagan has requested increasing amounts of military and economic aid to assist two embattled Salvadoran governments in he struggle against leftist guerrillas. While Congress has generally supported the Administration's requests for economic aid, it has regularly cut military assistance to El Salvador and has made the aid contingent upon a semi-annual Presidential certification that human rights are improving in the country.
Social Security: Reexamining Eligibility for Disability Benefits
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Conrail Sale: Labor Aspects
This report presents the issues discussed by Congress in regard to Conrail’s sale. In examining the issues in Conrail's sale, Congress most likely will consider the welfare of Conrail employees as affected by the terms and conditions of the sale. Should negotiations on labor conditions with the final bidder fail, Congress might be asked to include labor conditions as part of any legislation related to the sale of Conrail.
Pay Compatibility for Federal White-Collar Workers
This report reviews the Congress's decision to freeze federal pay for one year as part of the budget resolution for the year, 1986. It discusses the standards to determine the Federal pay rate and the levels of pay that are set in place in the Federal government.
Polygraph Testing of Employees In Private Industry
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Polygraph Testing: Employee and Employer Rights
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Gramm-Rudman-Hollings: Potential Economic Effects of Meeting Deficit Targets
This report discusses the reduction of federal budget deficit and the effect on the rise of interest rates.
Parental Leave: Legislation in the 100th Congress
The report discusses the argument for why America should set a standard long-term maternity leave and temporary medical disability leave. Then the opposition to this position discusses why maternity leave and medical disability leave should be decided by the employer, not the Federal government.
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