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Manufacturing. Injury-frequency rates. Third quar-
ter 1954, selected industries; average 1953; first 9
months of 1953 and 1954. Feb. 209-211.
Fourth quarter 1954 and averages 1953
and 1954 (preliminary), selected industries. May
557-559.
First quarter 1955 and average 1954,
selected industries. Aug. 910-912.
Second quarter 1955, average 1954, and
first 6 months 1954 and 1955, selected industries.
Nov. 1262-1264.
Work injuries. All workers, by industry division,
type of disability, 1954 (preliminary), and 1953.
Apr. 430-431.
Revised method for computing injury-severity
and injury-frequency rates effective Jan. 1955.
May 565-567.
Age as a factor in saving and spending patterns.
1240-1244.
Aircraft. See under Collective bargaining and agreements;
Labor-management disputes; Unemployment benefit
plans, supplemental; Wages and hours.
Aircraft parts. See under Collective bargaining and
agreements; Wages and hours.
Airlines. See under Collective bargaining and agreements;
Labor-management disputes.
Alaska. See Publications; see also Territories under De-
partment of Labor; Economic characteristics; Employ-
ment; Labor force; Labor-management relations;
Legislation; Wages and hours.
Aluminum. See under Collective bargaining and
agreements.
American Federation of Labor. See under Labor
organizations.
American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial
Organizations. See under Labor organizations-Merg-
er negotiations.
American Management Association (see also Factory
workers). Members view collective bargaining session
over closed TV circuit.
Antitrust laws. National committee to study antitrust
laws; final report, Mar. 1955. June 690.
Apparel. See under Benefits and benefit plans; Collective
bargaining and agreements; Conciliation and arbitra-
tion; Labor-management cooperation; Wages and hours.
Apprenticeship:
International annual competitions, Madrid, 1955,
objectives of. Aug. 917.
Programs. 1954. Number of programs and partici-
pants. Developments in petroleum, construction,
Government. Excerpted from Secretary of Labor's
annual report, fiscal 1954. May 564.
Arbitration. See Conciliation and arbitration.
Atomic energy projects. See under Collective bargaining
and agreements.
Automatic-control devices and machines. Improvements
in; uses of. June 640-642.
Automation (see also collective bargaining and agreements
-Automobiles, Ford-General Motors contracts; see
also under Economic report, Joint Congressional Com-
mittee on the):
Developments, factors in estimating rate of growth,
implications. June 637-644.
Implications of. Impact on industrial operations and
labor force; integration into economy. Excerpts
from papers read at CIO Conference on Automation,
Apr. 1955. May 519-527.
Impact on industrial relations, labor force, job
classifications and displacements. Excerpts from
paper presented at meeting of Industrial Relations
Research Association, Dec. 1954. Feb. 165–169.
Automobile parts. See under Collective bargaining and
agreements; Unemployment benefit plans, supplemental.
Automobiles. See under Collective bargaining and agree-
ments; Labor-management disputes; Prices; Retire-
ment; Unemployment benefit plans, supplemental;
Wage chronologies.
BAKERIES. See under Collective bargaining and agree-
ments.
Benefits and benefit plans, United States (see also specific
types of):
Apparel. Men's dress shirts and nightwear.
visions for paid holidays, vacations, insurance and
pension plans, May 1954. Jan. 84.
Automobiles. Ford Motor Co. (see also under Wage
chronologies). Severance pay for salaried em-
ployees. Nov. 1285-1286.
General Motors Corp. See under Wage
chronologies.
Chemical products. See under Collective bargaining
and agreements.
Cigars. Provisions for paid holidays, vacations,
insurance and pension plans, Apr. 1955. Dec. 1459.
Contract-cleaning services. Provisons for paid holidays,
vacations, insurance and pension plans, selected
Dec. 1462.
cities, summer 1955.
Furniture. Unupholstered wood. Provisions for paid
holidays, vacations, insurance and pension plans,
May 1954. Jan. 71-73.
Leather. Provisions for paid holidays, vacations,
profit sharing, insurance benefits, May 1954. Feb.
203-204.
Machinery, except electrical. Provisions for paid
holidays, vacations, 1954-55. July 781.
Meatpacking. Armour and Co. See under Wage
chronologies.
Swift and Co. See under Wage chronologies.
Office-building services. See Contract-cleaning serv-
ices, this section.