Labour Research Department
Books
- Empire & Commerce in Africa; a Study in Economic Imperialism
- Empire & commerce in Africa
- Who keeps prices high?
- Wages, prices & profits ...
- The case for nationalisation ... and control
- Labour & capital in Parliament
- What's what in China?
- Who backs Mosley?
- Students at work
- The Federation of British industries
- Unfair Dismissal
- The war on wages ...
- Why food prices are rising
- War and the medical services
- Women in trade unions
- The Widening gap
- Electricity, public v private
- Tackling bullying and harassment at work
- The labour international handbook
- Tackling asbestos at work
- Direct building, a study of building by direct labour under local authorities, and the practical questions arising
- Guide to the cost of living index
- The press
- Profiting from apartheid
- Chartism and the "Trades Union"
- The Workers' register of labour & capital, 1923
- A complete guide to the call up of women
- Rate capping & abolition
- Exports
- Rural Realities
- Learning and skills
- Fascism - fight it now
- Beveridge report
- Labour & capital on the railways
- Report from the Labour Research Department to the National Union of Railwaymen on publicity work undertaken in connection with the recent strike, October 6, 1919
- British imperialism in East Africa
- Solidarity with the miners
- What is the Economic League?
- Sickness absence and sick pay
- Law at work 2002
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