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"Conciliation and Arbitration in the Building Trades of Greater New York" examines methods of dispute resolution within the construction industry. Focusing on conciliation and arbitration, this study provides insights into the processes used to manage labor disagreements and maintain stability in the building trades of early 20th-century New York City.
Authored by Charles Henry Winslow in conjunction with the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, this book offers a detailed look at the mechanisms in place to resolve conflicts between workers and employers. It serves as a valuable historical record of labor relations practices and their impact on one of the most dynamic sectors of the city's economy. Readers interested in labor history, construction management, and dispute resolution will find this a compelling resource.
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