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Articles in Jan, 1987 issue of Monthly Labor Review

• New basket of goods and services being priced in revised CPI - Consumer Price Index
  by Charles Mason
• State and local government pay increases outpace five-year rise in private industry - Employment Cost Index
  by Richard E. Schumann
• Italian labor relations: a system in transition
  by Tiziano Treu
• Two decades of productivity growth in poultry dressing and processing
  by Ziaul Z. Ahmed
• New data on workers belonging to unions, 1986 - research summary
• Up from the ashes: the rise of the steel minimill in the United States. - book reviews
  by Richard M. Devens, Jr.
• Workers at the minimum wage or less: who they are and the jobs they hold
  by Earl F. Mellor
• Forging a partnership between blacks and unions
  by Norman Hill
• Grocery store settlements
• Pay in synthetic fibers manufacturing in the Southern region
• The Consumer Expenditure Survey: quality control by comparative analysis
  by Raymond Gieseman
• Court rules on accommodating religious holidays
• Import price declines in 1986 reflected reduced oil prices
  by Elizabeth Gibbons
• Constructors Association acts to reduce competition
• Major labor contracts in 1986 provided record low wage adjustments
  by John Lacombe
• Decline in youth population does not lead to lower jobless rates
  by Thomas Nardone
• Time spent unemployed: a new look at data from the CPS - Current Population Survey
  by Michael W. Horrigan
• Primer on Employee Retirement Income Security Act. - book reviews
• Performance of multifactor productivity in the steel and motor vehicles industries
  by Mark K. Sherwood
• Elements of paradox in U.S. labor history
  by David Brody
• The employment situation during 1986: job gains continue, unemployment dips
  by Susan E. Shank
• Two unions merge with CWA - Communications Workers of America, International Typographical Union, United Telegraph Workers
• Early retirement as a labor force policy: an international overview
  by Barry Alan Mirkin
• Energy conservation: successes and failures. - book reviews
  by Edward A. Schroeder, IV
• Technological change and employment: some results from BLS research
  by Jerome A. Mark
• The 1986 Immigration Act: a handbook on employer sanctions and nondiscrimination requirements. - book reviews
  by Ellen Sehgal
• Productivity trends in the furniture and home furnishings stores industry
  by Arthur S. Herman
• Japanese unemployment: BLS updates its analysis - Bureau of Labor Statistics
  by Constance Sorrentino
• Mental health benefits financed by employers
  by Allan P. Blostin
• The extension of solidarity conflicts with the spirit of individualism
  by Melvyn Dubofsky
• American labor history: a conspiracy of silence?
  by Roy Rosenzweig
• Labor force status of Vietnam-era veterans
  by Sharon R. Cohany
• The transformation of American industrial relations. - book reviews
  by Kenneth McLennan
• The great migration of Afro-Americans, 1915-40
  by Spencer R. Crew
• Health insurance loss: the case of the displaced worker
  by Michael Podgursky
• Industrial structure has little impact on jobless rate of experienced workers - Bureau of Labor Statistics
  by Richard M. Devens, Jr.
• OECD meeting calls for job growth, flexibility, and readjustment - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
  by Melvin Brodsky
• Characteristics of workers in nonprofit organizations
  by Denis Johnston
• The black labor movement and the fight for social advancement
  by William H. Harris
• Are the media shortchanging organized labor?
  by John A. Grimes
• Occupational wages in textile manufacturing, June 1985
• BLS prepares to broaden scope of its white-collar pay survey
  by John D. Morton
• Hawaiian nurses settle, avert strike
• Deere contract protects employees against layoffs
• Sharp drop in energy prices holds inflation in check during 1986
  by Craig Howell
• The mining machinery industry: labor productivity trends, 1972-84
  by Barbara A. O'Neil
• Collective bargaining and labor relations. - book reviews
• New weight structure being used in Producer Price Index
  by Andrew G. Clem
• Globalization and the worldwide division of labor
  by Harley Shaiken
• 1987 Ad
  by Joan Borum
• Changes in unemployment insurance legislation during 1986 - directory
  by Diana Runner
• How are Japanese unions responding to microelectronics-based automation?
  by William Earle Klay
• Work experience of the labor force during 1985
  by Shirley J. Smith
• Occupational pay structure in cigarette manufacturing plants - research summary
• The pulse of economic change: displaced workers of 1981-85
  by Francis W. Horvath
• Occupational pay structure in nursing and personal care facilities
• Protecting workers in the marketplace: new union benefit privileges
  by Ray Denison
• Cement companies end long labor dispute
• Workers' compensation: 1986 state enactments
  by LaVerne C. Tinsley
• Employment and wage changes of families from CE Survey data - Consumer Expenditure Interview Survey
  by Mary F. Kokoski
• High court rulings affect pregnant workers
• USX contract ends 6-month strike
• The painful prescription: rationing hospital care. - book reviews
  by George F. Rohrlich
• The minimum wage: its relation to incomes and poverty
  by Ralph E. Smith
• Industrial relations: origins and patterns of national diversity. - book reviews
  by H.M. Douty
• The defense buildup, 1977-85: effects on production and employment
  by David K. Henry
• Unions need to confront the results of new technology
  by Dennis Chamot
• Labor-management scene in 1986 reflects continuing difficulties
  by George Ruben
• Retail liquor stores experience flat trend in productivity
  by James D. York
• Kroger workers forgo bonus plan to save jobs
• Deaths in industry, 1985: BLS survey findings
  by Diane M. Cotter
• Employer-sponsored health insurance for retirees: the need and cost - research summary
• How often do workers receive advance notice of layoffs?
  by Sharon P. Brown
• Unions in transition: entering the second century. - book reviews
  by Happy P. Cohany
• Unions' struggle to survive goes beyond modern technology
  by Daniel Nelson
• Shipyard contracts feature labor cost relief
• New York state acts to reduce plant closings
• Comparing medical care expenditures of two diverse U.S. data sources
  by E. Raphael Branch
• Trade talks: America better listen! - book reviews
  by Richard M. Devens, Jr.
• Trends in retirement eligibility and pension benefits, 1974-83
  by Donald Bell

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