William Green
1870 – 1952
Books
- Labor proposes cooperation
- Wage theories
- A great American institution
- The purpose of the labor movement
- The right to work
- The five day week inevitable
- Freedom, not slavery
- Labor and national defense
- Labor proposes cooperation
- Problems of railroad workers
- Unions reduce industrial waste
- American labor faces the future
- A.F. of L. and reconversion
- Modern trade unionism
- Unions reduce industrial waste
- President Green sounds warning against continued existence of Committee for Industrial Organization
- Labor's charter of rights
- Child labor
- A great American institution
- Modern trade unionism
- Standards for compensation legislation
- Social obligations of business, industry and labor
- Wages and labor pamphlets
- The superiority of trade-unions over company "unions"
- Labor's message to the South
- We work for the future
- President Green declares that democratic rule in the A.F. of L. is real issue in controversy with Industrial Organization group
- American Federation of Labor
- Labor and injunctions
- The purpose of the labor movement
- The superiority of trade unions over company "unions"
- Labor injunction pamphlets
- If I were--an industrial manager
- The five day week
- A democratic institution
- Statement of William Green, international secretary-treasurer, United Mine Workers of America, to the Senate Committee on Manufactures during public hearings on the Calder coal regulation act
- American labor in politics
- For better understanding
- Labor seeks life more abundantly
- Social obligations of business, industry and labor
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