Box 1
Contains 39 Results:
Annual Reports, 1906-1916
Annual Meeting Resolutions, 1930-1947
Significant resolutions pertaining to child labor, including a resolution favoring a 16-year minimum work age for employment of children in industry and that adequate appropriations be made for their educational needs
Annual Meeting Resolutions, 1930-1947
Minimum Wage: A resolution urging concerted action to continue the League's national campaign for minimum wage laws.
Annual Meeting Resolutions, 1930-1947
8/40 Hours Per Week: A resolution to urge the passage of state laws limiting hours of work to eight in one day and forty in one week
Annual Meeting Resolutions, 1930-1947
Equal Rights: A resolution voicing strong support for equal opportunities for men and women in industry through legislation
Annual Meeting Resolutions, 1930-1947
Other resolutions pertaining to unemployment insurance legislation, the Social Security Act, health insurance, migratory workers, labor-management relations, equal pay, and establishing labor standards in all government contracts
Annual Meeting Proceedings, 1938
Includes discussions on: economic implications of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA); child labor and the FLSA; minimum wage experience; and a wage and hours program for the states
Board of Directors - Minutes of Meetings, 1937-1954
(Incomplete, arranged by month). Discussion topics are primarily those referred to in File 1
Fiftieth anniversary, 1949
Address by Dr. J. Douglas Brown, Princeton: Cooperation vs. Paternalism; 50th Anniversary Award presentation to Dr. Alice Hamilton, Harvard Medical School; Remarks by Florence Kelley; Speech by Senator Paul H. Douglas; Letter establishing the 50th Anniversary Fund; Letter of congratulations from President Harry Truman ; Editorial comment by the New York Times; List of Milestones (page 2 of 2)