United States. Congress. House. Committee on Labor

H.R. 12000, 12001, 21322, Competition of Penal Labor

Convict-Labor Bill

Making Civilian Conservation Corps a permanent agency

To protect labor in its old age

National Employment Bureau

To Employ Convict Labor for the Production of War Supplies

Prison-Made Merchandise

Expenditures by Commissioner of Labor. A letter from the Commissioner of Labor, submitting a statement of all money expended under his direction during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1896

To authorize the operation by blind persons of stands in federal buildings

H.R. 17300, To Establish Department of Labor

To prevent interstate commerce in industrial activities in which persons are employed more than 5 days per week or 6 hours per day

Hours of Labor and Wages on Public Works

Extra hours exacted from clerks

Hours of letter-carriers per day

Prevent interstate commerce in industrial activities in which persons are employed more than five days per week or six hours per day

Congressional Regulation of Injunctions

Requesting Secretary of Labor to furnish certain information

Eight Hours for Women Employed in D.C

Bureau of Labor Safety

To regulate private employment agencies engaged in interstate commerce

To Fix the Compensation of Certain Employees

Wages and hours. Message from the President of the United States transmitting a recommendation that the Congress enact legislation "Further to help those who toil in factory and on farm"

Creating the positions of Second Assistant Secretary and Private Secretary in the Department of Labor

Making Civilian Conservation Corps a permanent agency. Message from the President of the United States transmitting recommendation for the enactment of legislation making the Civilian Conservation Corps a permanent agency

Child-Labor Bill

Convict and alien labor

Amending act establishing a civilian conservation corps

Department of Labor

National Employment System

Investigation of Wages and Labor Conditions in Coal Mining

Investigation of Wages and Working Conditions in the Coal-Mining Industry

Licensing conductors, etc

Woman's division in Department of Labor

Hours of laborers on public works of the United States

Rate of wages on public works

Six-Hour Day -- Five-Day Week

To divest prison-made products of their interstate character in certain cases

Importation of Goods, Wares, and Merchandise Made by Convict Labor

Appointment of fact-finding boards

Expenses Department of Labor. Letter from the Commissioner of Labor submitting a statement of all moneys expended under his direction for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894

Products of convict labor in interstate commerce

Requesting information regarding the automobile strike

Stop Watch and Bonus System in Government Work

Statistics relating to wars, etc

Eight Hours for Laborers on Government Work

Relief of distress due to unemployment

Amending the Wagner-Peyser Act

Protecting free labor from prison competition

Days for labor committee

Employment for Discharged Soldiers and Sailors

Reporting relating to section 10 of act creating the Department of Labor. Letter from the Secretary of Labor, submitting report prepared in pursuance of section 10 of the act approved March 4, 1913 (37 stat., 736), entitled "an act to create a Department of Labor."

Conspiracies to blacklist

To Establish Department of Labor

Sanitary condition of places where labor is employed by the government

General Wage Board

Imported Belgian miners

Eight-hour law

Prevention of interstate commerce in the products of child labor

Regulation of Wages of Mechanics and Laborers Employed by the Government

Contract prison labor

Labor Committee

To establish safe and healthful working conditions in industry

anticontract Extending anticontract-labor laws to Hawaii

Commission To Study Social Insurance and Unemployment

Alien contract labor

Concurrent resolution approving call of conference

Housing of working people in foreign countries

Women's Bureau

National Colonization Bill

Requesting information regarding the personnel of the National Labor Relations Board

Labor of letter carriers

Employment of Labor on Federal Construction Work

Employment of enlisted men

To regulate the rates of wages to be paid to laborers and mechanics employed by contractors and subcontractors on public works of the United States and of the District of Columbia

Regulation of interstate commerce as to products of convict labor

Cooperation of Federal Government for relieving unemployment

Old-Age Pensions

Work and wages of women and children

Eight-hour law, etc

Adjustment of accounts arising under eight-hour law

Labor troubles in the State of Idaho

H.R. 4040, H.R. 4064, H.R. 4883, Competition of Penal Labor

Regulation of Wages Paid to Employees by Contractors Awarded Government Building Contracts

Product of convict labor by the government

Requesting the Secretary of Labor to furnish House of Representatives with information

Carriers engaged in interstate commerce

Convict Labor

To prevent government contracts being made for convict-made goods

Labor troubles

Travel of officers and employees of the Department of Labor. Letter from the Assistant Secretary of Labor, transmitting a statement of the travel performed during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1919, by officers and employees of the Department of Labor (other than those who in the discharge of their regular duties are required to constantly travel) on official business from Washington, D. C., to points outside of the District of Columbia

Constitutionality of Keating-Owen Child Labor Bill

Labor Day a legal holiday