Labour's Magna Charta offers a clear, critical look at the Labour clauses of postwar agreements and international labor measures.
This scholarly work examines how reservations, conventions, and recommendations shape labor policy, with a focus on the Washington Conference and the Peace Treaty. It situates these debates within broader questions of fairness, work conditions, and national interest, helping readers understand the roots of modern labor standards.
Through structured chapters and discussion of real-world implications, the book analyzes political and economic reservations, the role of native workers, currency issues, and the fight for fair wages and safe working conditions. It also surveys how international bodies and national governments attempted to balance productivity, equity, and practical constraints in a changing global economy.
Ideal for readers of labor history, policy analysis, and those seeking context for today’s international labor debates.
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