01755nam a2200433 i 4500001001200000003000600012005001700018008004100035010001500076040007600091042000800167043001200175074000900187086001600196110006600212245013500278264011600413300005400529336000800583337001600591338001900607500001700626500002000643500002500663710004800688610005400736650004300790650006400833650003600897650005600933650007700989650004901066650003301115650004001148650002701188650004701215650003401262651002501296ocm04152387OCoLC20190411134824.0780818s1962    dcuab        f000 0 eng c  al 62000039  aPUCPRbengerdacAPLdSYBdCUYdOCLCQdOCLCOdWAUdOKSdOCLCFdGPOdMvI  apcc  an-us---  a07770 aL 22.2:L 371 aUnited States.bWage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions,10aLaundry and cleaning service :bdata pertinent to an evaluation of the need for and the feasibility of extending the minimum wage. 1a[Washington, D. C. ] :bUnited States Department of Labor, Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions,c1962.  axii, 66, L69 pages :billustrations, map ;c26 cm  btxt  bn2rdamedia  bnc2rdacarrier  aCover title.  a"January 1962."  aCRDP Program record.1 aUnited States.bBureau of Labor Statistics.10aUnited States.tFair Labor Standards Act of 1938. 0aWagesxLaundry workerszUnited States. 0aWagesxLaundry workersxLaw and legislationzUnited States. 0aLaundry workerszUnited States. 0aWagesxCleaning and dyeing industryzUnited States. 0aWagesxCleaning and dyeing industryxLaw and legislationzUnited States. 0aCleaning and dyeing industryzUnited States. 0aMinimum wagezUnited States. 7aCleaning and dyeing industry.2fast 7aLaundry workers.2fast 7aWagesxCleaning and dyeing industry.2fast 7aWagesxLaundry workers.2fast 7aUnited States.2fast