National Consumers' League · 35 obras en el catálogoObrasNNational Consumers' League recordsNational Consumers' League recordsA Living wage for working women of the post-war worldDDefinitely no!Definitely no!EEqual opportunity for women wage earners, fact or fictionEqual opportunity for women wage earners, fact or fictionTTwenty questions about the proposed equal rights amendment oTwenty questions about the proposed equal rights amendment of the Woman's Party, 1923-1924WWarning, Reaganomics is harmful to consumersWarning, Reaganomics is harmful to consumersCChild labor legislationChild labor legislationMMinimum wage laws are good businessMinimum wage laws are good businessEEqual opportunity for women wage earnersEqual opportunity for women wage earnersSSummary statement of the work of the first year of the NatioSummary statement of the work of the first year of the National Consumers' LeagueTThe consumer's control of productionThe consumer's control of productionMMinimum wage commissionsMinimum wage commissionsTThe waste of industry, overworked women and girls, ill healtThe waste of industry, overworked women and girls, ill health, danger, low wagesTThe Cave report on the British Trade board acts, 1909-1922The Cave report on the British Trade board acts, 1909-1922WWage and hour legislation in actionWage and hour legislation in actionTThe Blanket equality bill proposed by the National Woman's PThe Blanket equality bill proposed by the National Woman's Party for state legislaturesTThe children's amendmentThe children's amendmentTThe eight hours day and rest at night statuteThe eight hours day and rest at night statuteEEarnings of women in factories and a legal living wageEarnings of women in factories and a legal living wageNNation wide conference called by National Consumers' League Nation wide conference called by National Consumers' League on the minimum wage decision of the Supreme Court of the United States[[Miscellaneous publications[Miscellaneous publicationsSSurvey of wage-earning girls below sixteen years of age in WSurvey of wage-earning girls below sixteen years of age in Wilkes-Barré, Pennsylvania, 1915HHelen Gainer, plaintiff and appellant, vs. A.B.C. Dohrman, KHelen Gainer, plaintiff and appellant, vs. A.B.C. Dohrman, Katherine Philips Edson [et al.] ...SSummary statement of the work of the first year of the NatioSummary statement of the work of the first year of the National Consumers' League, May 1, 1899-May 1, 1900 AnteriorPágina 1 de 2Siguiente
EEqual opportunity for women wage earners, fact or fictionEqual opportunity for women wage earners, fact or fiction
TTwenty questions about the proposed equal rights amendment oTwenty questions about the proposed equal rights amendment of the Woman's Party, 1923-1924
SSummary statement of the work of the first year of the NatioSummary statement of the work of the first year of the National Consumers' League
TThe waste of industry, overworked women and girls, ill healtThe waste of industry, overworked women and girls, ill health, danger, low wages
TThe Cave report on the British Trade board acts, 1909-1922The Cave report on the British Trade board acts, 1909-1922
TThe Blanket equality bill proposed by the National Woman's PThe Blanket equality bill proposed by the National Woman's Party for state legislatures
EEarnings of women in factories and a legal living wageEarnings of women in factories and a legal living wage
NNation wide conference called by National Consumers' League Nation wide conference called by National Consumers' League on the minimum wage decision of the Supreme Court of the United States
SSurvey of wage-earning girls below sixteen years of age in WSurvey of wage-earning girls below sixteen years of age in Wilkes-Barré, Pennsylvania, 1915
HHelen Gainer, plaintiff and appellant, vs. A.B.C. Dohrman, KHelen Gainer, plaintiff and appellant, vs. A.B.C. Dohrman, Katherine Philips Edson [et al.] ...
SSummary statement of the work of the first year of the NatioSummary statement of the work of the first year of the National Consumers' League, May 1, 1899-May 1, 1900
