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Articles in Jan, 1986 issue of Monthly Labor Review

• Industrial relations in Britain. - book reviews
  by James K. McCollum
• Hourly paid workers: who they are and what they earn - labor statistics
  by Earl F. Mellor
• Minimum wage stability affects shirt and nightwear industry pay
• Canadian unions achieve strong gains in membership - conference paper, International Relations Research Association
  by Morley Gunderson
• An international comparison of labor force participation, 1977-84
  by Patrick J. McMahon
• Union membership of employed wage and salary workers
• How do Australian unions maintain standing during adverse periods?
  by John Niland
• High court backs laid-off white teachers - Supreme Court reverse discrimination case
• The Samuel Gompers papers: Vol. I, the making of a union leader, 1850-86. - book reviews
  by Peter Henle
• Auto Workers, Caterpillar agree on concessions - United Automobile Workers, collective labor agreement
• Job and wage security provided for New UPI workers - collective labor agreements
• New retirement system for Federal employees
• Work at home: new findings from the Current Population Survey - home labor
  by Francis W. Horvath
• Military and civilian wives: update on the labor force gap
  by Howard V. Hayghe
• Changes in unemployment insurance legislation during 1985
  by Diana Runner
• The population of the United States: historical trends and future projections. - book reviews
  by Ellen Sehgal
• Productivity continued to increase in many industries during 1984 - output per employee hour in steel, coal and iron mining, transportation, and utilities
  by Arthur S. Herman
• The business services industry sets pace in employment growth
  by Wayne J. Howe
• A new leading indicator: workers recently laid off
  by Geoffrey H. Moore
• Airline deregulation and labor relations
  by William J. Curtin
• The revised Consumer Price Index: changes in definitions and availability - changes in methodology, items included
  by John L. Marcoot
• The declining middle class: a further analysis - shift away from middle-income employment and earnings distribution
  by Patrick J. McMahon
• States not allowed to quit Social Security system - Supreme Court ruling
• Constitutional convention marks golden anniversary of the UAW - United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America
  by Henry Guzda
• The growing diversity of work schedules - hours of labor
  by Shirley J. Smith
• American workers, American unions, 1920-1985. - book reviews
  by Harry P. Cohany
• International trends in productivity and unit labor costs in manufacturing
  by Arthur Neef
• Occupational pay in the manufacture of men's and boys' suits and coats - wage statistics
• Employment and unemployment: developments in 1985 - statistics
  by Susan E. Shank
• Beauty and barber shops: the trend of labor productivity
  by Horst Brand
• 'Union avoidance:' management's new industrial relations strategy - conference paper, International Relations Research Association
  by John Chalykoff
• Computer-aided telephone interviewing used in the Hours at Work Survey
  by Guy A. Toscano
• Union membership trends: a study of the Garment Workers - International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union
  by Shulamit Kahn
• Ellis Island a welcome site? Only after years of reform - history of U.S. immigrant receiving station in New York harbor
  by Henry P. Guzda
• Utility contracts - public utilities collective labor agreements
• Estimating the number of undocumented aliens
  by Jeffrey S. Passel
• Hospital contracts - collective labor agreements
• Productivity and labor costs trends in manufacturing, 12 countries - output in manufacturing increased in U.S. and selected countries
  by Edwin Dean
• What happened to the high school class of 1985? - youth employment
  by Sharon R. Cohany
• Moonlighting by women jumped to record highs - laboring classes
  by John F. Stinson, Jr.
• Sensitivity of BLS economic projections to exogenous variables
  by Norman C. Saunders
• Union sourcebook - membership, structure, finance, directory. - book reviews
  by Eugene H. Becker
• Part-time workers: who are they? - statistics
  by Thomas J. Nardone
• Productivity in the metal doors, sash, and trim industry
  by Elmer S. Persigehl
• Environmental factors in labor-management relationships - conference paper, Industrial Relations Research Association
  by Paula B. Voos
• Work-related deaths in 1984: BLS survey findings - Bureau of Labor Statistics
  by Diane M. Cotter
• Labor market segmentation in Japan: how rigid is it?
  by Koji Taira
• Occupational pay structure in petroleum refineries - analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics wage survey
• OSHA issues new asbestos standards - worker exposure to asbestos
• AT&T, IBEW lead communications contracts - International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, telecommunication collective labor agreements
• New York City imposes residency requirements - on municipal workers
• ILO adopts asbestos standards; focuses on employment issues - industrial safety, employment policies
  by Tadd Linsenmayer
• Missed work and lost hours, May 1985 - work absences
  by Bruce W. Klein
• Women veterans total 1 million in first half of 1986
  by Maria L. Roca
• State labor legislation enacted in 1985
  by Richard R. Nelson
• Partners in prosperity. - book reviews
  by Robert Evans, Jr.
• Wage restraints continue in 1985 major contracts - costs of living adjustments
  by Joan Borum
• Short-time compensation: the AFL-CIO perspective
  by John Zalusky
• Labor-market data: supplementary sources - sources of statistics for wages and industrial relations
  by Sanford M. Jacoby
• An analysis of regional employment growth, 1973-85 - U.S. regional employment statistics analyzed
  by Philip L. Rones
• Hospital employment under revised medicare payment schedules - Diagnosis Related Groups-based medicare payments' effects on employment
  by Eileen Appelbaum
• Work, poverty, and the working poor: a multifaceted problem - employment of the poor
  by Sheldon Danziger
• Supreme Court hears sexual harassment case - Mechelle Vinson case
• European job creation in the wake of plant closing and layoffs
  by William Schweke
• Work schedules for Americans: an overview of new findings
  by Paul O. Flaim
• Dispute settled in meat processing - United Food and Commercial Workers settles with Hormel
• Problems encountered in measuring single- and multifactor productivity - column
  by Jerome A. Mark
• Employment lessons from the electronics industry - employment trends
  by John A. Alic
• International experiences with technological change - labor and the technology
  by Steven Deutsch
• Distribution of consumption examined using aggregate expenditure shares
  by Kirk Kaneer
• Trends of productivity in metal stamping industries
  by Horst Brand
• Labor market economics. - book reviews
  by Michael Weinert
• Deindustrialization and the shift to services - employment in industrial and service sectors
  by Ronald E. Kutscher
• Aggregate export price comparisons developed for U.S., Germany, Japan - Bureau of Labor Statistics statistical method
  by David S. Johnson
• Eastern Airlines update - finance and labor relations
• Copper industry gains labor costs reductions - collective bargaining
• Employing bureaucracy: managers, unions, and the transformation of work in American industry, 1900-1945. - book reviews
  by Henry P. Guzda
• Techniques of mediation. - book reviews
  by John J. Martin
• Overtime work: an expanded view - hours of labor
  by Darrell E. Carr
• Occupational pay in textile dyeing and finishing plants

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