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Articles in Oct, 1984 issue of Monthly Labor Review

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  by Ellen Sehgal
• West Coast pulp and paper workers settle
• Proposed spendable earnings series retains basic faults of earlier one
  by Paul O. Flaim
• Farmworkers, agribusiness, and the state. - book reviews
  by Philip L. Martin
• Working mothers reach record number in 1984
  by Howard Hayghe
• UPI workers accept pay-cutting contract
• The female-male unemployment differential: effects of changes in industry employment
  by Larry DeBoer
• Board limits bargaining units in health facilities
• Strong post-recession gain in productivity contributes to slow growth in labor costs
  by Lawrence Fulco, J.
• UAW, GM-Ford contracts focus on saving jobs
• Electrical contract bans movement of operations
• BLS and the economy: a centennial timetable
  by Edgar Weinberg
• Electrical workers win first contract at Litton
• Work experience in 1983 reflects the effects of the recovery
  by Ellen Sehgal
• Effects of strong dollar, economic recovery apparent in first-half import and export prices
  by Mark Johnson
• Utility workers end strike at Detroit Edison
• Use of hourly earnings proposed to revive spendable earnings series
  by Thomas E. Weisskopf
• New York City's longest health-care strike ends
• White-collar pay determination under range-of-rate systems
  by Martin E. Personick
• Retirement Equity Act of 1984 amends ERISA
• Inflation and the business cycle during the postwar period
  by John F. Early
• Auto, coal agreements reached
• Use of employment data to estimate office space demand
  by Nathan Schloss
• Pay differentials: the case of Japan
  by Robert Evans, Jr.
• Acme increases its pension fund contribution
• Incomplete experience rating in state unemployment insurance
  by Denton Marks
• The federal data base finder. - book reviews
• Unemployment insurance: identifying payment errors
  by Paul L. Burgess
• Occupational salary levels for white-collar workers, 1984
  by Carl Prieser
• The new achievers. - book reviews
  by Ben Burdetsky
• Caribbean Basin initiative: setting labor standards
  by Steve Charnovitz
• Pension plans as a spur to labor force withdrawal
• A comparison of youth unemployment in Australia and the United States
  by Allan Borowski
• Kroger settles, reopens stores
• Wet corn mills yield top pay among grain industries
• The handbook of economic and financial measures. - book reviews
• Earnings in electric and gas utilities
• Dockworkers settle
• A century of wage statistics: the BLS contribution
  by H.M. Douty
• Merck, three unions settle, end 15-week strike
• Productivity in making air conditioners, refrigeration equipment, and furnaces
  by Horst Brand
• A needle, a bobbin, a strike: women needleworkers in America. - book reviews
  by Blanche Fitzpatrick
• Apparel stores display above-average productivity
  by Brian Friedman
• Pay adjusted in 'traditionally female' jobs
• Average retail food prices: a brief history of methods
  by Floyd A. Rabil
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