State of Connecticut: Report of the Department of Labor on the Conditions of Wage-Earners in the State 1922

Tight, yellowed, clean interior, age soil to exterior. 176 pages (9 x6"). Ex-library but only indication is Dewey decimal number taped on edge. Light corner bumps have left tiny dog-ears. Text block is bound with large (somewhat rusted) staples, glued into heavier weight paper cover. "Public Document - Special, Printed in Compliance with Statute." Statistical date and tables, but primarily a narrative.Chapters: labor conditions in 1921-22 - Changes in the Composition of labor: Passing of the migratory element and the effect of Immigration restriction- Two Important Factors in the Relation of Employer and Employee - Mercantile Establishments - The Negro in Industry and Other Work in the State - The Tobacco Industry - The Industrial Nurse and Industrial Physician - Psychology as New Element Applied to Labor - Housing - Cost of Living- Co-Operative Work in the State - Child Labor in the State - The Working Girl and Her Living Expense - Illiteracy in the Workers of the State - The Serious Problem of Domestic Labor - The Laundry Industry - The Telephone Industry - Photographic Studios, Restaurantsm Sode Water Fountains, Candy adn Drug Stores - Vocation education - Agencies for Stability and Better Understanding Bwteeen Employer and Employee - Statistical Data.…