Report [of a conference sponsored by] Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations [and] Division of University Extension, University of Illinois. May 20-21, 1965.

Mode of access: Internet.

Labor laws governing the Division of Workshop and Factory Inspection /

Mode of access: Internet.

To create a Division of Safety in the Department of Labor : hearings before the Committee on Education and Labor, United States Senate, Sixty-ninth Congress, first session on S. 3983, a bill to create in the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the Department of Labor a Division of Safety.

Hearings held May 21 and June 2, 1926.

Fonctions du plancher pelvien: de la phase expulsive à la consultation du post-partum [Pelvic floor functions: from the beginning of the second phase of labor to the postpartum consultation].

Vaginal delivery can cause lesions of the various pelvic structures responsible for the mechanisms of continence. These lesions may perhaps be prevented in the future by measuring pressure generated during childbirth. Tear of the anal sphincter during childbirth is a marker of a global impairment of the urinary, ano-rectal and sexual pelvic functions in the short and medium term. Persistence of a defect of the anal sphincter is frequent in spite of immediate suture. The correlation between these defects and ano-rectal incontinence are not established in our experience. The quality of the contraction of the sphincter complex and pubo-rectal sling seems to play a more important role in ano-rectal continence after a traumatic childbirth.

Two stops in today's new global geographies: shaping novel labor supplies and employment regimes

Includes bibliography

Annual report on the statistics of labor.

Vols. for 1869/70-1871/72 issued as documents of the Senate of the General Court of Massachusetts, no. 120, 150, 180; 1872/73 as document of the House of Representatives of the General Court of Massachusetts, no. 173; 1873/74-1878/79 as Massachusetts Public document no. 31; 1879/80- as Public document.

Directory of labor organizations in Massachusetts /

Compiled <1965>- by the Division of Statistics, Massachusetts Dept. of Labor and Industries.

Annual directory of labor organizations in Massachusetts.

2 vols. issued, 1902; vol. for 1903 not issued.

Coordination between the Departments of Labor and Justice in investigating criminal activities of labor unions and employee pension and welfare benefit funds.

"B-214139."

Annual Report on the Statistics of Labor

Issued by the Bureau of Statistics of Labor, 1870-1907; by the Bureau of Statistics, 1908-1919; by the Dept. of Labor and Industries. Division of Statistics, 1920-1958; by the Dept. of Labor and Industries, 1959-1962

Fair Employment Practice Act (Chapter 121, Part 4.5, Division 2, Labor code) : FEPC rules and regulations : guide to pre-employment inquiries.

Cover title.

Terceirização de serviços dos trabalhadores de escolas públicas do Distrito Federal : processos de intensificação e precarização do trabalho

Dissertação (mestrado)—Universidade de Brasília, Faculdade de Educação, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Educação, 2016.

Post-familial families and the domestic division of labour

This paper takes as its starting point recent claims by Beck-Gernsheim (2002) that we are living in an era of post-familial families. Beck-Gernsheim (2002) argues that our lives are no longer structured as they once were by tradition, class, religion and kin. Instead the family has become a transitional phase as individuals strive for fulfillment of personal goals and personal life projects. The demographic evidence to support these claims is clearly evident in relation to changing patterns of family formation and dissolution, as well as the movement of married women into paid employment. But what is less evident is a decline in traditional patterns of gender stratification within families. This paper uses recent national data from Australia to examine the relationship between post-familial status, as indicated by marital status and employment, and time spent on housework. The results show that gender is still a clear predictor of time spent on housework, but that within gender there is evidence that gender inequality may be declining in non-traditional households.