A comprehensive two-year survey of Wisconsin labor, industry, and social statistics.
This book presents the first biennial report from the Wisconsin Bureau of Labor Statistics, offering a clear view of labor conditions, government statistics, and practical insights for workers, employers, and policymakers.
What you’ll find:
- An overview of state labor bureaus, statistics collection, and the value of official reports.
- In‑depth sections on prisons, industrial schools, and the organization of labor in Milwaukee and across the state.
- Analyses of wages, cost of living, prices for staples, and the relationship between employers and employees.
- Coverage of strikes, labor unions, child labor, education, and other factors shaping Wisconsin’s economy.
Ideal for readers of state history, labor history, and policy research, or anyone seeking a historical snapshot of Wisconsin’s labor landscape during the period.