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William Green

Born: 1870

Died: 1952

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Born: 1870

Died: 1952

Books by William Green (50 max)

Labor and injunctions.

1927

Unions reduce industrial waste

1925

Modern trade unionism.

1925

American labor in politics.

1929

The right to work

1931

Social obligations of business, industry and labor

1931

President Green declares that democratic rule in the A.F. of L. is real issue in controversy with Industrial Organization group

1936

A democratic institution

1979

Wages and labor pamphlets v. 1-2

1873

Karl Marx, Eleanor Marx Aveling, William Green, Thomas Brassey 1st Earl Brassey, James Mavor, Tibor Szalai, William Denny, Henry Noel Brailsford, John Atkinson Hobson, Arthur Creech Jones, E. E. Wise, J. Augustin Leger, Leonard Porter Ayres, J. E. Crawford Munro, Robert Engels, Hans Bruno Guhl, William A. Wescott, Ernest Solvay, Arthur Webster Thompson, Basil Maxwell Manly, Lewis H. Haney, Frederick C. Waite, Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. Department of the Church and Social Service. Research Department, American Railway Association, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission. Bureau of Transport Economics and Statistics

Labor injunction pamphlets

1894

Henrik Shipstead, Daniel Davenport, Alston Gordon Dayton, William Green, Alvin W. Kumler, Charles Claflin Allen, Gardiner Lathrop, Pocahontas Operators Association, Dayton Manufacturing Company, Metal Polishers, Buffers, Platers and Brass Workers Union no. 5., Citizens' Industrial Association of America, American Federation of Labor

Standards for compensation legislation

1925

Unions reduce industrial waste.

1925

Child labor: a primer for trade unions and study classes.

1925

Modern trade unionism

1925

William Green, American Federation of Labor

superiority of trade unions over company "unions".

1926

Wage theories.

1926

The five day week

1927

Problems of railroad workers.

1930

great American institution.

1930

For better understanding.

1930

purpose of the labor movement.

1930

Labor proposes cooperation.

1930

Labor seeks life more abundantly.

1930

The purpose of the labor movement

1930

Labor's charter of rights

1935

William Green, Robert F. Wagner

A great American institution

1937

American Federation of Labor

1939

If I were--an industrial manager

1944

William Green, H. W. Prentis, National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.)

A.F. of L. and reconversion

1944

William Green, American Federation of Labor

President Green sounds warning against continued existence of Committee for Industrial Organization

1979

The superiority of trade-unions over company "unions"

1979

The five day week inevitable

1979

Statement of William Green, international secretary-treasurer, United Mine Workers of America, to the Senate Committee on Manufactures during public hearings on the Calder coal regulation act

1979

Labor's message to the South

1979

We work for the future American Federation of Labor and national defense

1979

Freedom, not slavery

1979

Labor and national defense

1979