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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. 21 III. Labour struggles in railways docks mines and the press Railways 1. Enforcement of the hours of employment rules on the Shahdara Saharanpur light railway. 2. But the problem remains even in the class I railways a year later. Note the reply given by Gidney. 3. A barrage of questions in the assembly. 4. Hours of work for shunting masters at the Poona Railway Station. 5. Payment of extra duty allowance to the railway mail service staff. Indian Coal Mines 1. Due to inadequate safety measures. 2. N.M. Joshi asks why the coal mining committee is appointed to examine the safety of mines. 3. Questions raised in the assembly. 4. Further questions regarding coal mining committee report were asked in the state. 5. Questions asked in the assembly regarding coal mining disaster in the last three years. 6. Remedy for accidents at collieries. Labour in Government of India press 1. Information on the problems that are faced by workers in the Government of India Press is available from the debates in the Legislative Assembly. 2. Further questions relate to hardship faced by the press employees. 3. Contributory provident fund enforced in the Government of India presses. 40. Information on Press Union. Vol. 22 III. Labour in the Provinces and Migration of Indian Labour Bengal 1. Jute is the major industry in Bengal the preserve of the British capitalist. 2. There is a spate of strikes in Bengal but they are not necessarily confined to jute alone in. 3. Strikes spreading in Calcutta. 4. Section 144 promulgated. 5. Police precautions. 6. End to Calcutta strike. Bihar 1. Instance of weak condition of labour movement in the province. 2. Unemployment in Bihar Government's desultory action. Indore 1. Questions raised in the legislative Assembly throw light on the condition of the handloom workers. 2. Labour is militant and the Government hostile to labour. 3. Even when a provincial government comes to power why are the internal standards not observed. Delhi 1. Workers strike in Birla Mills Delhi. 2. The home member is questioned about the recent spate of strikes and lock outs in the Delhi mills. Madras 1. The changing economic conditions lead to restoration of old wage rules. 2. The Congress M.L.A. gives a call for Enlightened Self interest. 3. British imperialists fear control of trade union by outsiders. 4. Composition of the Madras Government. 5. A note on labour policy Madras Labour Commissioner's Office. Original documents are of prime importance for understanding history particularly of the trade union movement right from its incipient stages when the British created a labour force long before it even thought of industrializing India. Realizing the importance of providing scattered documents for scholar the ICHR published in 24 volumes in the series on Labour Movement in India Documents with A.R. Desai as the General Editor. The documents also indicate their significance in the Freedom Movement in India and bring forth how it became a part of the International Labour Movement. 739-1560.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. 19 Preface. Introduction. I. Labour in the period of industrial growth 1. Political background and the state of industrial development i. Political background to the year 1937. ii. A glimpse of industrial development at the time when provincial governments take over office. 3. Congress and elections. C.W.C. clause in the resolution that says Congress should take up office. 4. Congress elections Nehru gives reasons for and against assuming office. 5. Jaiprakash Narayan advices non acceptance of ministrial office at the A.I.C.C. Session in Delhi. 6. Industrial disputes before provincial governments assume office. 7. Employers federation of India discusses the question of labour unrest and express the confidence in the provincial governments. Vol. 20 II. Labour in the period of industrial growth 1. Statistics for the quarter ended 31 March 1938. 2. Statistics for the quarter ended 30 June 1938. 3. Statistics for 1938. 4. Workmen's Compensation Statistics 1937. 5. A proposal to amend the bill was made before the provincial government comes in. 6. A call for further amendment after the provincial governments come to power. 7. Sir Thomas Stewart moves that the bill be referred to a select committee. 8. The Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Bill. 9. Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Bill. 10. Text of the Amended Act of 1938. 11. Further Amendments to the Act statement of objects and reasons given. 12. The bill is introduced. 13. The bill is passed. Original documents are of prime importance for understanding history particularly of the Trade Union Movement right from its incipient stages when the British created a labour force long before it even thought of industrializing India. Realizing the importance of providing scattered documents for scholars the ICHR published in 24 volumes in the series on Labour Movement in India Documents with A.R. Desai as the General Editor. The documents also indicate their significance in the Freedom Movement in India and bring forth how it became a part of the International Labour Movement. 738 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. 23 I. Railway workers win dearness allowances Introduction. 1. Dearness allowance to G.I.P. Workers Court of Inquiry Rs 3 per month recommended. 2. The railway budget list of demands dearness allowance for railway employees. 3. Bombay textile labour enquiry. 4. Millowners's Association on D.A. and Bonus to textile workers. 5. Millowoners Support views of Government workers satisfied with Bombay textile report. II. Service conditions and working conditions 1. Labour protest against increased hours. 2. Adequate wages etc. will attract enough men A.I.T.U.C. demands withdrawal of Government Order. 3. Plenty of male labour available for mines. 4. No dearth of male labour. 5. Welfare cess on coal mines improving lot of workers. III. Resolution regarding recognition of Unions of government employees 1. Resolution Re recognition of unions of government employees. 2. Conditions of detenus under D.I.R. 3. Resolution Re recognition of unions of Government employees contd. 4. Policy of the labour department during the war. 5. Repression. 6. Bombay bosses dream. Vol. 24 IV. Repression and struggle for Trade Union rights legislation and regulation 1. Trade Disputes Act Amendment TUC suggestions. 2. Bombay industrial disputes act 1938 provision of compulsory arbitration. 3. Trade disputes act. 4. Prevention of strikes Central Government order. 5. Proposed amendment to the Trade Disputes Act. 1929. 6. Recognition of trade unions amendment to the Trade Unions Act 1926. 7. Proposed amendment to the workmen's Compensation Act 1923. 8. Sir Vithal Chandavarkar Deputy Chairman's address on labour situation. 9. Scope of conciliation under the Bombay Industrial Disputes Act 1938. 10. Recognition of trade unions Millowners oppose move. 11. Trade Union Congress resolution against amendment of the Trade Dispute Act. Original documents are of prime importance for understanding history particularly of the Trade Union Movement right from its incipient stages when the British created a labour force long before it even thought of industrializing India. Realizing the importance of providing scattered documents for scholars the ICHR published in 24 volumes in the series on Labour Movement in India Documents with A.R. Desai as the General Editor. The documents also indicate their significance in the Freedom Movement in India and bring forth how it became a part of the International Labour Movement. 720 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. 17 Preface. Acknowledgements. Introduction. I. Labour in Pre Congress Era and Movement during Congress in office 1. Conditions under which the Labour Movement grows. 2. Seasonal factories in the Bombay Province. 3. Trade Union activity in the preceeding period and the trend of development. 4. Trade unions in the Bombay Presidency. 5. An instance of labour relations. The two sides present their cases. 6. An instance of a labour leader's activity at the Legislative Assembly and the government's reaction. 7. An instance of how the business community resists application of Factories Act. 8. Labour matters discussed. 9. Creches for women workers children. 10. Labour legislation. II. Congress Labour Policy Bombay 1. Parulekar gives notice of adjournment motion regarding orders issued by the government under Payment of Wages Act. 2. The payment of wages Act 1936. 3. The Bombay payment of wages rules 1937. 4. The Millowners claim that their acceptance had been sought before enactment of the law. 5. The payment of wages act protects the Millowners. Vol. 18 III. Congress Labour Policy Bombay and Ahmedabad 1. Dialogue between two trade unionists. Note Nanda's concern for establishment. 2. Resolution re minimum living wage for inferior employees in the government. 3. The number and the intensity of strikes are more than what the government can cope with. 4. The Government's viewpoint. 5. The Bombay industrial disputes Bill. 6. The bill is supported mainly by employers. 7. Bombay industrial disputes bill. 8. After the first reading of the bill and reference to select committee the bill is read clause by clause amendments are put some are egativated some passed. 9. The Bombay industrial disputes bill. 10. Composition of the industrial court. 11. Labour Disputes Bill. 12. Bombay labour disputes bill. Original documents are of prime importance for understanding history particularly of the trade union movement right from its incipient stages when the British created a labour force long before it even thought of industrializing India. Realizing the importance of providing scattered documents for scholars the ICHR published in 24 volumes in the series on Labour Movement in India Documents with A.R. Desai as the General Editor. The documents also indicate their significance in the freedom movement in India and bring forth how it became a part of the International Labour Movement. 1110 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Vol. XV Foreword. VII. Trade Union Movement Regional Landscape Introduction. 1. Bengal Provincial T.U.C. Meeting. 2. Trade Unions in the Bombay Presidency Returns for first Quarter 1931. 3. Trade Unions in the Bombay Presidency Returns for first Quarter 1931. 4. Child labour in the United States Night Work of children in cotton mills. 5. Trade Unions in the Bombay Presidency Returns for the first quarter 1931. 6. Trade Unions in the Bombay Presidency Returns for the Second Quarter 1931. 7. Trade Unions in the Bombay Presidency Returns for the Second Quarter 1931. 8. Conciliation committees in Bombay Mills. 9. Workmen's compensation Act details of proceedings. 10. Trade Unions in the Bombay Presidency Returns for the Second Quarter 1931. VIII. All India Trade Union Organizations Introduction. 1. Trade Union Unity committee's report. 2. The Trade Union Movement in India. 3. The Trade Union Movement in India. 4. Organisation Congresses etc. 5. Organisation Congresses etc. 6. The Trade Union Movement in India. Vol. XVI. Foreword. IX. Labour legislation in India Introduction. 1. Recent labour legislation in India. 2. Recent labour labour legislation in India action taken on the Whitley Commission's Report. 3. Recent labour legislation in India action taken on the Whitley Commission's Report. 4. Recent Labour Legislation in India. 5. Labour legislation in India. 6. The children (Pledging of labour) Bill. 7. Young workers pledging of children in India. 8. Young workers. 9. Law regarding Communist (Delhi archive material). 10. Imprisonment debt in India proposed legislations. 11. Labour legislation in India. Original documents are of prime importance for understanding history particularly of the Trade Union Movement right from its incipient stages when the British created a labour force long before it even thought of industrializing India. ICHR Realizing the importance of providing scattered documents for scholars set about to publish 23 volumes in the series Labour Movement in India Documents with A.R. Desai as the General Editor. The documents also indicate their significance in the Freedom Movement in India and how it became a part of the International Labour Movement. 1004 pp. …

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