Reel 9
Contains 27 Results:
London: Central (Unemployed Body of London, Minutes, 1907-1908 (V.13. ). Unemployed, Labour Exchanges, etc., 1887-1914..(V.14. )
V.14-12 The only course for poor people to get speedy employment
Robinson (Henry). The Office of addresses and encounters ... or, The only course for poor people to get speedy employment, (etc.). (Copy by Sir William Beveridge).
V.14-13 Arbeitsamter und arbeitsstatistische Amter im Ausland., 1914
Germany. Reichs-Arbeitsblatt, Marz 1914. Sonder - Abdruck. Arbeitsamter und arbeitsstatistische Amter im Ausland.
V.14-14 Die Aufarbeitung den monatlichen Arbeitsmarktstatistik des Reichs-Arbeitsblatts, 1914
Germany. Reichs-Arbeitsblatt, Mai 1914. Sonder-Abdruck. Die Aufarbeitung den monatlichen Arbeitsmarktstatistik des Reichs-Arbeitsblatts.
V.14-15 Return as to employment of builders and building contractors' workmen, 1905
Charity Organisation Society. Committee on Unskilled Labour, 1905. Return as to employment of builders and building contractors' workmen.
V.14-16 Egham Free Registry for the Unemployed, 1893-1894
Egham Free Registry for the Unemployed. a. Eighth annual report, 1892. b. Ninth annual report, 1893. c. Tenth annual report, 1894.
V.14-17 Labour Exchange Reports, 1906-1911
V.14-18 Metropolitan Employment Exchanges, 1906
Metropolitan Employment Exchanges. a. London: Central (Unemployed) Body for London. Report of Employment Exchanges Committee. b. London: Central (Unemployed) Body for London. Metropolitan Employment Exchanges. Provisional bye-laws. 1906. c. London: Central (Unemployed) Body for London. Metropolitan Employment Exchanges. Preliminary instructions to superintendents of local exchanges. 1906. d. London: Central (Unemployed) Body for London. Employment exchanges and the schools.
V.14-19 Labour exchanges, 1906
Joint Board representing the Parliamentary Committee of the Trades Union Congress, the General Federation of Trade Unions, and the Labour Party. Labour exchanges. 1906.
V.14-20 Memorandum as to future of Labour Exchanges, 1907
Beveridge (Sir William Henry): Memorandum as to future of Labour Exchanges. 1907.