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wages paid by them, or in the case of home workers to keep a list of the
workers with their addresses and provide them with wage books or other
similar record containing such particulars as are necessary to ascertain if the
wages actually paid correspond to the rates in force.
(3) In cases where the workers are not in general in a position individually
to enforce, by judicial or other legalized proceedings, their rights to recover
wages due at the minimum rates in force, such other measures should be profila
 as may be considered effective for preventing infringements of the
rates.

The General Conference of the International Labor Organization thinks it
right to call the attention of Governments to the principle affirmed by article
127 of the peace treaty that men and women should receive equal remuneration
 for work of equal value.