SPECIAL BULLETINS
of the
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY

Union Scale of Wages and Hours of Labor 1919-1924.
Proceedings of the State-Wide Safety Conference.
Industrial Home Work in Pennsylvania.
Labor Laws—1924.
Labor Laws—1925.
Hernia as a Compensable Accident.
Compilation of Elevator, Machinery and Transmission Accidents
—1924.
State-Wide Safety Conference—1925.
Union Scale of Wages and Hours of Labor—1925.
Conference on Women in Industry.
[ndustrial Home Work and Child Labor.
Workmen’s Compensation Laws—1926.
The Personnel Policies of Pennsylvania Department Stores.
Is now Number 25.
Safety Organization and Accident Statistics.
Spray Painting in Pennsylvania.
An Analysis of Compensated Accidents to Minors in the Year
1924.
18 Opportunities and Conditions of Work for Minors in the Glassware
 Industry.
Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Safety Congress—1928.
Union Seale of Wages and Hours of Labor—1926.
Fourteen and Fifteen Year Old Children in Industry.
Union Scale of Wages and Hours of Labor—1927.
Pennsylvania Compensation Laws—1928.
Zmployment Fluctuations in Pennsylvania 1921-1927.
The Department of Labor and Industry. Its Organization and
Operation.
26 Migratory Child Workers and School Attendance.
27 A History of Child Liabor Legislation in Pennsylvania.
28 Rules of Procedure of the Workmen’s Compensation Board.
29 Hours and Earnings of Men and Women in the Silk Industry.
30 Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Safety Congress—1929.
Out of print.

LEAFLETS ISSUED BY THE BUREAU OF WOMEN AND
OHIT.DREN

The Employment of Children in Pennsylvania.
The Employment of Women in Pennsylvania.
Some Facts about Pennsylvania Women Wage Earners.
A Good Chair for the Industrial Worker.
Persons, Firms and Corporations Licensed to Employ Home Workers
 in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
*Three Years’ Work of the Bureau of Women and Children.
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