Probable effects of increasing mechanization in industry / by the Canadian Congress of Labour, now the Canadian Labour Congress.: Z1-1955/2-41-13E-PDF
"The Royal Commission asked the Canadian Congress of Labour to make an "objective study" of "the probable effects of increasing mechanization of industry, and labour's aims and objectives in this regard". It added that the study "might include comments on ... (a) Transition policies as a greater degree of mechanization (or automation) is introduced, including retraining plans for displaced workers, the problems of workers in the higher age groups, and so on. (b) The long term aims and objectives of organized labour with regard to rates of pay, hours of work, pensions, fringe benefits, etc""--Foreword.
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| Title | Probable effects of increasing mechanization in industry / by the Canadian Congress of Labour, now the Canadian Labour Congress. |
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| Description | 1 online resource (87 pages) : graphs |
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