Compilation of laws relating to mediation conciliation and arbitration between employers and employees

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• Public, No. 304(50th Cong.), approved October 1, 1888, act to create boards of arbitration for settling controversies of railroads and common carriers = 1
• Public, No. 115(55th Cong.), approved June 1, 1898, mediation, concilation, and arbitration concerning wages and hours of labor of carriers and their employees (Erdman Act) = 4
• Public, No. 6(63d Cong.), approved July 15, 1913, mediation, conciliation, and arbitration in controversies between carriers and their emplyees (Newlands Acts) = 9
• Public, No. 152(extract) (66th Cong.), approved February 28, 1920, disputes between carriers and their employees and subordinate officials (Esch-Cummings Act) = 15
• Public, No. 401(68th Cong.), approved February 12, 1925, arbitration of disputes arising out of contracts, maritime transactions, or commerce = 22
• Public, No. 193(52d Cong,), approved August 1, 1892, 8 hours daily service for laborers and mechanics employed on public works, United States and District of Columbia = 26
• Public, No. 28(extract) (59th Cong.), approved February 27, 1906, Eight-Hour Act of 1892 not to apply alien laborers constructing Panama Canal = 26
• Public, No. 381(extract) (59th Cong.), approved June 30, 1906, Eight Hour Act, 1892, as amended, not apply to unskilled alien workers, foreman, and superintendent of such labor constructing Panama Canal = 27
• Public, No. 274(59th Cong.), approved March 4, 1907, 16-hour law = 27
• Public, No. 479(extract) (61st Cong.), approved March 4, 1911, contracts for battleship construction to be awarded corporations who have established 8-hour work day = 29
• Public, No. 199(67th Cong.), approved June 19, 1912, 8-hour day for laborers and mechanics employed upon work done for United States and District of Columbia = 30
• Public, No. 336(extract) (62d Cong.), approved August 27, 1912, city letter carriers and clerks in first- and second-class post offices to limit hours of service to 8 hours a day = 31
• Public, No. 290(extract) (62d Cong.), approved August 22, 1912, 8-hour day act shall be enforced as to all contracts authorized by this act = 32
• Public, No. 408(62d Cong.), approved March 3, 1913, 8-hour laws to extend to laborers, etc., employed on river and harbor projects = 33
• Public, No. 100(58th Cong.), approved February 24, 1905, protect persons furnishing material and labor on public works contracts (Herd Act. as amended) = 35
• Public, No. 135(extract) (73d Cong.), Vinson-Trammell Act Limitation Profit on Contracts = 37
• Public, No. 804(74th Cong.), amendment to Vinaon-Trammell Act relative loss by contractor within Income-taxable year = 38
• Public, No. 528(extract) (75th Cong.), amendment to the Vinson-Trammell Act = 39
• Public, No. 18(extract) (76th Cong.), amendment to the Vinson-Trammell Act = 40
• Public, No. 43(extract) (76th Cong.), relating to authorizing contracts for Navy on cost-plus-a-flxed-fee basis = 41
• Public, No. 629(extract) (76th Cong.), amendment to the Vingon-Trammell Act, the Walsh-Healey Act, and Cost-Plus-A-Fixed-Fee Basis Act = 43
• Public, No. 667(extract) (76th Cong.), amendment to Cost-Plus-A-Fixed-Fee Act of April 25, 1939 = 44
• Public, No. 671(extract) (76th Cong.), amendment to the Vinson-Trammell Act = 45
• Public, No. 801(extract) (76th Cong.), suspension of the Profit-Limiting Provisions of the Vinson-Trammell Act and certain provisions of the Merchant Marine Act, 1936 = 49
• Public, No. 831(76th. Cong.), suspend provisions of law prohibiting more than eight hours labor a day of persons working on contracts of U. S. Maritime Commission = 50
• Public, No. 321(74th Cong.), approved August 24, 1935, dual bonds to be furnished by contractors furnishing material and labor on public works contract (Miller Act) = 51
• Public, No. 781(extract) (76th Cong.), to amend the Miller Act relating to dual bonds furnished by contractors = 53
• Public, No. 800(extract) (76th Cong.), to further amend the Miller Dual Bond Contract Act = 54
• Public, No. 309(76th Cong.), authorizing contracts upon a cost-plus-a-fixed-fee basis for construction work by War Department located in Alaska and Panama Canal Zone = 55
• Public, No. 811(76th Cong.), permit assignment of claims under public contracts as collateral for bank loans to amend secs. 3477 and 3737 of Revised Statutes = 57
• Public, No. 267(72d Cong.), approved July 7, 1932, require contractors on public buildings and public works for District of Columbia to furnish bond for performance of contract = 59
• Public, No. 633(76th Cong.), amendment to Bacon-Davis Prevailing Rate of Wage Act extending provisions to Alaska and Hawaii = 61
• Public, No. 798(71st Cong.), approved March 3, 1931, prevailing rate of wage act (Bacon-Davis) = 62
• Public, No. 403(74th Cong.), approved August 30, 1935 (kick-back racket), amending Bacon-Davis Act prohibiting relative wages paid laborers = 63
• Public, No. 324(73d Cong.), approved June 13, 1934, prohibit anyone receiving compensation paid laborers by contractors on public work construction financed by Federal funds = 65
• Public, No. 369(73d Cong.), approved June 16, 1934, Government contractor relief act for losses incurred complying with N. R. A. codes = 66
• Public, No. 741(7Bth Cong.), approved June 25, 1938, contractors authorized to enter suits in Court of Claims tor losses incurred complying with N. B. A. Codes = 68
• Public, No. 35(72d Cong.), approved February 18, 1932, union labor label act for District of Columbia = 69
• Public, No. 60(63d Cong.), approved February 24, 1914, 8-hour day for women employed in District of Columbia = 70
• Public, No. 215(65th Cong.), approved September 19, 1918, child labor, to regulate in District of Columbia = 72
• Public, No. 654(75th Cong.), approved June 16, 1938, increasing salary of secretary to the District of Columbia Minimum Wage Board = 77
• Public, No. 249(64th Cong.), approved September 1, 1916, child labor, to regulate in the United States = 78
• Public, No. 149(60th Cong.), approved May 28, 1908, child labor in District of Columbia, to regulate = 81
• Public, No. 618(70th Cong.), approved May 29, 1928, child labor in Distric of Columbia to regulate employment of minors = 85
• Public, No. 254(extract) (65th Cong.), approved February 24, 1919, child labor, to provide tax on employment of, in United States = 95
• House Joint Resolution 184 (68th Cong.), child labor amendment to Constitution = 96
• Public, No. 68(64th Cong.), approved May 4, 1916, 16-hour act, to amend, providing penalty $500 for permitting employee remain on duty longer than authorized, section 2, act of March 4, 1907 = 99
• Public, No. 252(64th Cong.), approved September 5, 1916, 8-honr day act (Adamson) = 100
• Public, No. 219(59th Cong.), approved June 11, 1906, liability of common carriers in case of death of their employees = 102
• Public, No. 100(60th Cong.), approved April 22, 1908, liability of common carriers by railroad to any person injured or killed while employed by = 103
• Public, No. 382(76th Cong.), approved August 11, 1939, amendment to the Employers' Liability Act = 105
• Public, No. 117(6lst Cong.), approved April 5, 1910, liability railroad carriers amend act of 1908 relative jurisdiction courts in actions for damages = 106
• Public, No. 176(60th Cong.), approved May 30, 1908, granting 1 year's compensation certain employees of United States for injuries sustained in course of employment = 107
• Public, No. 382(76th Cong.), to amend Employers' Liability Act, Liability of Common Carriers by Railroad = 109
• Public, No. 256(60th Cong.), approved February 24, 1909. Panama Canal employees to grant 30 days per annum with pay those injured course employment = 111
• Public. No. 101(62d Cong.), approved March 11, 1912, amend act of 1908 granting compensation to certain injured employees by extending provision to Bureau of Mines and Forestry Service = 111
• Public, No. 267(64th Cong.), approved September 7, 1916, employees' compensation act, establishment of = 112
• Public, No. 169(64th Cong.), approved July 28, 1916, authorize employment acting employees Postal Service In place employees or substitutes injured while on duty = 121
• Public, No. 82(65th Cong.), approved October 6. 1917, jurisdiction of district courts in claimants' rights and remedies under workmen's compensation law of any State = 122
• Public, No. 6(extract) (66th Cong.), approved July 11, 1919, Employee Compensation Act of 1916 to extend provisions of to employees District of Columbia government = 122
• Public, No. 10(extract) (66th Cong.), approved December 24, 1919, compensation paid by United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation on account injury or death of employees to be in full satisfaction of claims = 123
• Public, No. 172(extract) (67th Cong.). approved March 20, 1922, claims for personal property damage authorizing Postmaster General to settle not to exceed $500 = 123
• Public, No, 156(66th Cong.), approved March 9, 1920, admiralty suits against the United States to authorize = 124
• Public, No. 213(72d Cong.), approved June 30, 1932. Admiralty Suits Act of 1920 to amend section 5 = 128
• Public, No. 239(67th Cong.), approved June 10, 1922, admiralty and maritime civil causes jurisdiction district courts shall not extend to injuries or death for which compensation is provided under State Workmen's Compensation Law = 129
• Public, No. 241(67th Cong.), approved June 13, 1922, employees' compensation act to amend relative civilian employees A. E. F. World War may file claims period 1 year after passage this act = 130
• Public, No. 15(73d Cong.), approved May 12, 1933, Federal Emergency Relief Act of 1933 = 131
• Public, No. 5(extract) (73d Cong.), approved March 31, 1933, Civilian Conservation Corps extend provisions Employees' Compensation Act 1916 to person employed in = 134
• Public, No. 163(extract) (75th Cong.), approved June 28, 1937, relative to compensation, medical care, hospitalization, etc., under Employees' Compensation Act of 1916, tor enrollees in Civilian Conservation Corps = 134
• Public, No. 93(extract) (73d Cong.), approved February 15, 1934, Civil Works Administration employees extend provision Employees' Compensation Act 1916 to employees of not to exceed $3,500 or monthly rate of $25 = 135
• Public, No. 363(75th Cong.), approved August 25, 1937, allow credit in accounts of disbursing officers for overpayments of wages on Civil Works Administration projects to waive recovery of overpayments = 136
• Public, No, 412(extract) (73d Cong.), approved June 19, 1984, Civilian Conservation Corps extend provisions Employees' Compensation Act 1916 as amended by act February 15. 1934. Public, No. 93 (73d Cong) = 137
• Public, Resolution No. 11 (extract) (74th Cong.) approved April 8, 1935. Making appropriations for relief purposes = 188
• Public, No. 374(67tb Cong.), approved December 28, 1922, claims for damages private property by naval vessel collisions authorizing Secretary Navy to settle not to exceed $500 = 140
• Public, No. 375(67th Cong.), approved December 28, 1922, claims for damages private property authorizing heads of departments or independent establishments to settle not exceeding $1,000 = 141
• Public, No. 481(74th Cong.), approved March 20, 1936, claims against Federal Bureau of Investigation for personal or private damages to authorize Attorney Generay to settle not to exceed $500 = 142
• Public, No. 465(extract) (67th Cong.), approved March 2. 1923, claims for damages and loss private property incident training practice etc., of Army to settle not to exceed $500 = 143
• Public, No. 537(67th Cong.), approved March 4, 1923, Employees' Compensation Act 1916 to amend to preserve status of persons awarded compensation under = 144
• Public, No. 196(68th Cong.), approved June 5, 1924, Employees' Compensation Act 1916 to amend relative to review of awards = 145
• Public, No. 512(extract) (68th Cong.), approved February 28, 1925, Employees' Compensation Commission to have jurisdiction for injuries while on active duty in time of peace officers and enlisted men Naval Reserve = 146
• Public, No. 257(69th Cong.), approved May 20, 1926, Railroad Labor Act (Watson-Parker) = 147
• Public, No. 442(73d Cong.), approved June 21, 1934, Railroad Labor Act to amend = 159
• Public, No. 487(74th Cong.), approved April 10, 1936, Railroad Labor Act to amend extending provisions of to air pilots = 173
• Public, No. 669(70th Cong.), approved January 19, 1929, convict labor products (Hawes-Cooper Act) = 176
• Public, No. 215(74th Cong.), approved July 24, 1935, convict labor products (Ashurst-Sumners Act) = 177
• Public, No. 851(76th Cong.), to amend Convict Labor-Products Act (Ash-hurst-Sumners Act of July 24,1935) = 178
• Public, No. 419(70th Cong.), approved May 17, 1928, Workmen's Compensation Act for District of Columbia = 179
• Public, No. 619(75th Cong.), approved June 15, 1938, amend Workmen's Compensation Act for the District of Columbia = 179
• Public, No. 432(79th Cong.), approved June 26, 1926, Employees' Compensation Act 1916 amend relative medical assistance and transportation for treatment = 180
• Public, No. 164(73d Cong.), approved April 16, 1934. insurance companies insuring employers in District of Columbia against liability for compensation under Employee' Compensation Act to file rates with Superintendent of Insurance = 182
• Public, No. 269(73d Cong.), approved June 4, 1934, industrial life insurance contracts in District of Columbia = 183
• Public, No. 349(70th Cong.), approved May 4, 1928, Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers Compensation Act to amend = 185
• Public, No. 603(69th Cong.), approved February 12, 1927, Employees' Compensation Act 1916 to amend increase total disability allowances and burial allowances = 186
• Public, No. 579(74th Cong.), approved May 13, 1936, Employees' Compensation Act 1916 to amend allowing additional $50 a month for an attendant to those total disabled = 188
• Publlc, No. 468(75th Cong.), approved April 6, 1938, to amend section 42 of Employees Compensation Act of September 7, 1916 = 189
• Public, No. 558(75th Cong.), approved May 31, 1938, to amend section 40 of Employees Compensation Act, so term physlcial will include osteopathic practitioners = 101
• Public, No. 179(76th Cong.), to amend Employees Compensation Act and extend benefits to Officers Reserve Corps and Enlisted Reserve Corps of Army injured in line of duty = 192
• Public, No. 747(76th Cong.), to amend Employees Compensation Act and extend benefits to Officers and Enlisted Reserve Corps of Army injured in line of duty between dates of February 28, 1925 and July 15, 1939 = 193
• Public, No. 448(76th Cong.), amend section 40 of Employees Compensation Act and extend benefits to employees on the Menominee Indian Reservation in Wisconsin = 195
• Public, No. 844(extract) (74th Cong.), approved June 29, 1938, Employees' Compensation Act 1916 to amend extending benefits to employees and dependents World War veterans injured or killed Florida hurricane = 196
• Public, No. 814(74th Cong.), approved June 25, 1936, State workmen's compensation laws granting States jurisdiction to apply to workmen on Government building project belonging to United States = 197
• Public, No. 803(69th Cong.), approved March 4, 1927, Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers Compensation Act = 198
• Public, No. 257(73d Cong.), approved May 26, 1934, Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers Compensation Act to amend with respect to rates of compensation = 223
• Public, No. 727(70th Cong.), approved June 25, 1938, amend Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act = 225
• Public, No. 537(71st Coug,), approved July 7, 1930, Labor Department to punish monthly number persons employed, total wages, hours of labor in principnl industries = 231
• Public, No. 616(71st Cong.), approved February 10, 1931, Employment, Stabilization, and Advance Planning Act of 1931 = 232
• Public, No. 53(72d Cong.), approved March 8, 1932, War Department to purchase and contract for Amerclan-made products and materials = 236
• Public, No. 65(72d Cong.), approved March 23, 1932, Anti-Labor-Injunction Act (Norris-LaGuardia) = 237
• Public, No. 306(72d Cong.), approved July 22, 1932, repeal Act of 1886 incorporating national trade unions = 242
• Public, No. 428(extract) (72d Oong.), approved March 3, 1933, buy American-made products, etc., for public use in Government contracts = 243
• Public, No. 846(74th Cong.), approved June 30, 1936, Government contracts requiring contractors to pay prevailing rate of wage, 40-hour work week, and abolish child labor (Walsh-Healey Act) = 245
• Public, No. 703(extract) (76th Cong.), amendment to the Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act = 249
• Public, No. 30(73d Cong.), approved June 6, 1933, national employment systems to establish (Wagner-Peyser) = 250
• Public, No. 54(74th Cong.), approved May 10, 1935, employment offices to alter amounts apportioned to States = 255
• Public, No. 782(75th Cong.), approved June 29, 1938, to amend (Wagner-Peyser) United States Employment Service Act = 256
• Public, No. 390(76th Cong.), approved August 11, 1939, transfer United States Employment Service records, files, in local offices to the Slates = 257
• Public, No. 67(extract) (73d Cong.), approved June 16, 1933, collective bargaining by labor and right of employees to organize under N. R. A. codes = 258
• Public, Resolution No. 44(73d Cong.), approved June 19, 1934, National Industrial Relations Board established extending provisions of section , 7 (A), N. R. A. Act = 260
• Public, Resolution No. 11(74th Cong.), approved April 8, 1935, Emergency Relief and Work Relief Act. 1935, appropriating $4,380,000,000 = 262
• Public, No. 739(extract)(74th Cong.), approved June 22, 1936, Emergency Belief and Work Relief Act, 1936, appropriating $1,425,000,000 = 268
• Public, Resolution No. 47(75th Cong.), approved 29, 1937, Eemergency Relief Act of 1937 = 272
• Public, Resolution No. 80(75th Cong.), approved March 2, 1938, amending Emergency Belief Act of 1937 by appropriating additional $250,000,000 = 279
• Public, Resolution No. 122(75th Cong.), approved June 21, 1938, Eemergency Relief Act of 1938 = 280
• Public, Resolution No. 43(73d Cong.), approved June 9, 1934, international labor organization providing membership for United States in = 294
• Public, No. 157(73d Cong.), approved April 13, 1934, special staistical studies upon payment of cost authorizing Department of Labor to make = 295
• Public, No. 35(76th Cong.), approved April 15, 1939, special statistical studies by Labor Department, to authorize continuance indefinitely = 295
• Public, No. 34(74tn Cong.), approved April 11, 1935, special statistical studies by Labor Department to authorize continuance until April 13, 1937 = 296
• Public, No. 149(75th Cong.), approved June 15, 1937, Deparlmeutof Labor to continue to make special statistical studies upon payment of costs = 296
• Public, No. 198(74th Cong.), approved July 5, 1935, National Labor Disputes Act (Wagner-Connery) = 297
• Public, No. 776(74th Cong.), approved June 24, 1936, Strike Breakers Act = 306
• Public, No. 779(75th Cong.), approved June 29, 1938, to amend (Byrnes) Strike Breaking Act = 306
• Public, No. 801(extract) (76th Cong.), amendment to Social Security Act relating to Credit Against Federal Unemployment Taxes = 307
• Public, No. 318(74th Cong.), approved August 24, 1935, blind persons of District of Columbia, providing aid or pensions to = 308
• Public, No. 319(74th Cong.), approved August 24, 1935, Old Age Pension Act for District of Columbia = 312
• Public, No. 386(74th Cong), approved August 28, 1935, Unemployment Insurance Act for District of Columbia = 316
• Public, No. 446(74th Cong.), approved February 13, 1936, Unemployment Insurance Act for District of Columbia, to amend, to exempt religious institutions and schools, colleges, and universities from provisions of = 328
• Public, No. 762(extract) (74th Gong.), approved June 23, 1936, Unemployment Insurance Act for District of Columbia, to amend, to exempt religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational institutions = 328
• Public, No. 470(76th Cong.), to amend the District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act = 329
• Public, No. 719(76th Cong.), to amend the District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act = 330
• Public, No. 871(76th Cong.), to further amend the District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act = 336
• Public, Resolution No. 79(74th Cong), approved March 30, 1936, unemployment relief appropriation for District of Columbia amounting to $350,000 = 337
• House Resolution No. 49(74th Cong.), agreed to Jnue 20, 1936, labor saving devices, Secretary of Labor to investigate = 338
• Public, No. 732(74th Cong.), approved June 20, 1936, blind persons, authorizing operation stands in Federal buildings = 339
• Public, No. 629(74tb Cong.), approved May 28, 1936, safety and accident prevention, to advance program of = 341
• Public, No. 308(75th Cong.), approved August 16, 1937 (Fitzgerald), Labor Apprentices Act = 342
• Public, No. 409(75th Cong.). approved August 30, 1937, to provide for taking census of partial employment, unemployment, and occupations = 343
• Public. No. 718(75tb Cong.), approved June 25, 1938, Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938(Black-Connery Wage and Hour Act) = 344
• Public, No. 344(76th Cong.), approved August 9, 1939, amendment to Fair Labor Standards Act, "Wages and Hours Act," relating to telephone exchanges = 355
• Public, No. 739(75th Cong.), approved June 25, 1938, blind-made products, to create a Committee on Purchases = 356
• Public, Resolution No. 13(75th Cong.), approved March 15, 1937, defray expenses of International Labor Office incident to Technical Tripartite Textile Conference = 357
• Public, Resolution No. 58(75th Cong.), approved August 12, 1937, minimum wage compact ratified by States of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode.Island, to grant consent of Congress to = 358
• Public, Res. No. 77(76th Cong.), Bureau of Labor Statistics to make studies of productivity and labor costs in industry = 363
• Public, Res. No. 85(76th Cong.), Bureau of Labor Statistics to collect information as to amount and value of all goods produced in State and Federal prisons = 364
• Public, No. 43(77th Cong.), approved April 29, 1941, amend(Miller-Tydings Dual Bond Act) as to the requirements in connection with supply contracts = 365
• Public, No. 143(extract) (77th Cong.), approved July 1. 1941, appropriation of $3,500,000 for the Employees Compensation Fund, Emergency Relief = 366
• Public, No. 149(77th Cong.), approved July 1, 1941, amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act to regulate use of administration expenses = 367
• Public, No. 160(77th Cong.), approved July 9, 1941, amend act of October 14, 1940, making unlawful the transportation of convict-made goods = 368
• Public, No. 208(77th Cong), approved August 16, 1941, amend Longshoremen's & Harbor Workers Compensation Act by extending provisions to persons injured or killed who are employed at military, air, or naval bases = 369
• Public, No. 237(77th Cong.), approved August 21, 1941, amend act of August 24, 1935, providing aid for needy blind persons of the District of Columbia = 371
• Public, No. 271(77th Cong.), approved October 14, 1941, create Industrial Safety Board to promote safety of wage earners of the District of Columbia = 372
• Public, No. 283(77th Cong.), approved October 29, 1941, amend Public Law No. 718, the Wage and Hour Act, relative to number of hours annually employee shall be required to work under collective bargaining agreement = 375
• Public, No. 321(77th Cong.), approved November 21, 1941, amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act = 376
• Public, No, 380(77th Cong.), approved December 26, 1941, amend act regulating employment of child labor in District of Columbia to permit child actors on stage in theatrical performances = 377
• Public, No. 552(77th Cong.), approved May 13, 1942, amend Walsh-Healey Act(Public Law No. 846, 74th Cong.) = 378
• Public, No. 620(77th Cong.), approved June 22, 1942, honorable discharges to be accepted in lieu of birth certificates by defense contractors of certain former members of the land and naval forces of United Stiites = 379
• Public, No. 651(extract) (77th Cong.), approved July 2, 1942, relative to disability or death compensation benefits under provisions of act of February 15. 1934 = 380
• Public, No. 670(77th Cong.), approved July 20, 1942, authorize interdepartmental procurement by contract to amend sec. 7 (a) of act of May 21, 1920 = 381
• Public, No. 685(77th Cong.), approved July 29, 1942, amend section 42 of Employees Compensation Act = 382
• Public, No. 770(77th Cong), approved November 9, 1942, amend the District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act = 383
• Public, No. 784(77th Cong.), approved December 2, 1942, provide benefits for the injury, disability, death, or enemy detention of employees of contractors = 384
• Public, No. 45(78th Cong.), approved April 20, 1943. assist in providing a supply and distribution of farm labor for year 1943 = 304
• Public, No. 63(78th Coug.), approved June 1. 1943, amend act of February 24, 1914. regulating the hours of employment of females in the District of Columbia = 398
• Public, No. 65(78th Cong.), approved June 4, 1943, amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act = 399
• Public, No. 81(78th Cong.), approved June 19, 1943, making appropriations for advances to States for Federal grants under Social Security Act = 428
• Public, No. 89(78th Cong.), became law June 25, 1943(Smith-Connally), War Labor Disputes Act. Antistrike Act = 429
• Public, No. 112(78th Cong.), approved July 3, 1943. provide for settlement of claims for loss of property or personal injury or death caused by military or civilian personnel incident to activities of Army = 436
• Public, No. 135(78th Cong), approved July 12, 1943, amendment to National Labor Relations Act relative to posting agreement in plant for period of three months = 438
• Public, No. 528(extract) (77th Cong), approved April 28, 1942, renegotiation of war contracts = 439
• Public, No. 753(extract) (77th Cong.), approved October 21, 1942, amendments to Renegotiation of Contracts Act = 442
• Public, No. 108(extract) (78th Cong.), approved July 1. 1943, amendments to Renegotiation of War Contracts Act = 447
• Public, No. 149(78th Cong.), approved July 14, 1943, amendments to Renegotiation of War Contracts Act and to prevent payment of excessive fees or compensation in connection with negotiation of war contracts = 447
• Public, No. 235(extract) (78th Cong.), became law Feb. 25, 1944. Renegotiation of War Contracts Act of 1944 = 449
• Public, No. 104(79th Cong.), approved June 30, 1945. Extending life of Renegotiation War Contracts Act through December 31, 1945 = 467
• Public, No. 547(extract) (80th Cong.), approved May 21, 1948, Renegotiation' of Aviation Contracts Renegotiation Act of 1948 = 468
• Public, No. 785(extract) (80th Cong.), approved June 25, 1948, amends Renegotiation Act of 1948 = 470
• Public, No. 137(81st Cong.), approved June 28, 1949. Extends Renegotiation Act to June 30, 1950 = 492
• Public, No. 434(extract) (81st Cong.), approved Oct. 29, 1949. Amends Renegotiation Act of 1948 = 493
• Public, No. 9(82d Coug.) Renegotiation Act of 1951 = 471
• Public, No. 764(83d Cong.) To amend and extend the Renegotiation Act of 1951 = 489
• Public, No. 341(78th Cong.), approved June 14, 1944. To amend act relating to employment of females for more than 8 hours a day or 48 hours a week under temporary permits = 494
• Public, No. 41(79th Cong.), approved April 27, 1945, To extend to June 30, 1946. the provisions of Public, No. 341-78th relative to employment of females for more than 8 hours a day = 494
• Public, No. 395(78th Cong.), approved July 1, 1944. Contract Settlement Act of 1944. Claims Arising from Termination of War Contracts = 495
• Public, No. 458(78th Cong.), approved October 3, 1944, To provide national program for war mobilization and reconversion = 520
• Public, No. 505(78tn Cong.), approved December 20, 1944. Garnishment of salaries or wages of persons residing in the District of Columbia = 529
• Public, No. 533(78th Cong.), approved, December 22, 1944, To amend sec. 33, act of September 7, 1916. The Employees Compensation Act = 532
• Public, No. 566(78th Cong,), approved December 23, 1944, Amends Civil Service Retirement Act relative to persons awarded compensation under sec. 14 of the Employees Compensation Act of 1916 = 533
• Public, No. 161(79tn Cong.), approved July 28, 1945. To amend sec. 20 of Employees Compensation Act relative to not barring claim because time limit expired beyond control of person claiming benefits = 534
• Public, No. 265(79th Cong.), approved December 21, 1945. Amend Civil Service Retirement Act relative to computing length of service while receiving benefits under the U.S. Employees Compensation Act = 537
• Public, No. 304(79th Cong.), approved February 20, 1946, Employment Act of 1946, to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power = 538
• Public, No, 307(79th Cong.), approved February 20, 1946. to exempt Navy Department from statutory prohibitions against employment of noncitizens = 541
• Public, No. 319(79th Cong.), approved March 8, 1946, to eliminate practices by subcontractors, under cost-plus-a-fixed-fee or cost-reimbursable contracts of the United States, of paying fees or kick-backs, etc = 541
• Public, No. 387(79th Cong.), approved May 21, 1946, provide for voluntary apprenticeship in the District of Columbia = 543
• Public, No. 376(73th Coug.), approved June 18, 1934, Antirncketeering Act, to protect trade and commerce against interference by violence, threats, coercion, or intimidation = 547
• Public, No. 486(79th Cong.), approved July 3, 1946, Antiracketeering Act of 1934, to amend(Hobbs Act) = 548
• Public, No. 501(79th Cong.), approved July 11. 1946, to amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act = 550
• Public, No. 549(extract) (79th Cong.), approved July 26, 1946, U.S. Employment Service, transfer of employment office facilities and services to State operation = 552
• Public, No. 657(79tr Cong.), approved August 7, 1946, claims for work, supplies, or services have been furnished for the Government under contracts during the war, relief of persons(Lucas Act) = 556
• Public, No. 49(80th Cong.), approved May 14, 1947, Portal to Portal Act of 1947 = 559
• Public, No. 64(80th Cong.), approved May 16, 1947, including civilian employees of United States naval government of Guam among persons entitled to benefits of the Missing Persons Act, Public Law 490(77th Coug.) = 566
• Public, No. 101(80th Cong.), became law June 23, 1947(Taft-Hartley), Labor Management Relations Act, 1947 = 567
• Public, No. 131(80th Cong.), approved June 30, 1947, extend until July 1, 1949, period which income from agricultural labor and nursing services may be disregarded by States in making old-age assistance payments under Social Security Act. = 597
• Public, No. 226(80th Cong.), approved Juiy 24, 1947, to amend Federal Unemployment Tax Act relative to voluntary contributions = 597
• Public, No. 252(80th Cong.), approved July 26, 1947, to amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act with respect to contribution rates after termination of military service = 598
• Public, No. 353(80th Cong.), approved August 4, 1047, provide for care and treatment at St. Elizabeths Hospital of beneficiaries of the Bureau of Employees Compansation = 599
• Public, No. 379(80th Cong.), approved August 6, 1947, Federal Insurance Contributions Act, to amend to freeze the rate at 1 percent for period of 2 years = 601
• Public, No. 413(80th Cong.), approved February 19, 1948, Procurement Act for the Armed Services = 603
• Public, No. 843(80th Cong.), approved June 30, 1948, acceptance by U.S. of Constitution of the International Labor Organization Instrument of Amendment and authorize appropriations for payment of U.S. share of expenses for membership and participation = 610
• Public, No. 883(80th Cong.), approved July 2, 1948, National Industrial Reserve Act of 1948 = 612
• Public, No. 162(81st Cong.), approved June 11, 1949. Appropriation of $75,000 for work of President's Committee on National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week = 616
• Public, No. 174(81st Cong.), approved July 16, 1949. Extends sec. 1302(a) of Social Security Act until June 30, 1950 = 616
• Public, No. 177(81st Cong.), approved July 20, 1949. Clarify overtime compensation provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act, 1938(Wage and Hour Act) = 617
• Public, No. 204(81st Cong.), approved Aug. 3, 1949. Amends Act of Mar. 31, 1906, Act regulating the Retent on Contracts with the Dist. of Col = 618
• Public, No. 330(81st Cong.), approved Oct. 6, 1949. Full Employment Act to amend by increasing funds to $125,000 for Congressional Joint Committee on the Economic Report = 619
• Public, No. 357(81st Cong.), approved Oct. 14, 1949. Federal Employees Compensation Act Amendments, 1949 = 620
• Public, No. 393(81st Cong.). approved Oct. 26, 1949. Fair Labor Standards Amendments of 1949(Wage and Hour Act) = 637
• Public, No. 608(81st Cong.), approved July 12, 1950. Suspends certain Acts that prohibited employment of Attorneys employed by Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare in connection with investigation of Taft-Hartley Labor Management Relations Act = 648
• Public, No. 914(81st Cong.), approved Jan. 10, 1951. Amends Railway Labor Act, authorizes agreements for union membership and for deduction of dues from wages of carriers' employees = 649
• Public, No. 30(82d Cong.) to amend Assignment of Claims Act, Pub. Law 811-76th, to facilitate the financing of defense contracts = 651
• Public, No. 141(82d Cong.) relates to Private Employment Agencies soliciting fees to place persons in Federal positions = 652
• Public, No. 189(82d Cong.) to amend Taft-Hartley Labor Relations Act to eliminate Union Shop Elections and also relates to Communist Oath requirements = 653
• Public, No. 245(82d Cong.) relates to contracts negotiated without advertising under Armed Service Procurement Act of 1947 = 654
• Public, No. 420(82d Cong.) relates to effective dates of voluntary agreements for coverage of State and local employees under Social Security Act = 654
• Public, No. 449(82d Cong.) amends act relating to the employment of minors in District of Columbia so as to permit child actors to perform in theaters in District of Columbia = 655
• Public, No. 537(82d Cong.) Contract Settlement Act of 1944 to amend to abolish Appeal Board of tlie Office of Contract Settlement = 656
• Public, No. 100(83d Cong.) Extend Act of Dec. 2, 1942. as amended, relating to war-risk hazard and detention benefits until July 1, 1954 = 657
• Public, No. 356(83d Cong.) Judicial Review of Government Contracts = 658
• Public, No. 431(83d Cong.) To amend Contract Settlement Act of 1944, to establish time limit for filing certain claims = 658
• Public, No. 457(83d Cong.) Extend Act of Dec. 2, 1942, as amended, relating to war-risk hazard and detention benefits until July 1, 1955 = 659
• Public, No. 567(83d Cong.) Employment Security Administrative Financing Act of 1954 = 660
• Public, No. 721(83d Cong.) To amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act of 1935, as amended = 666
• Public, No. 764(83d Cong.) to extend and amend the Renegotiation Act of 1951 = 676
• Public, No. 60(84th Cong.) to amend the Act of April 29, 1941, to authorize the waiving of the requirement of performance and payment bonds in connection with certain Coast Guard contracts = 679
• Public, No. 216(84th Cong.) to extend the Renegotiation Act of 1951 for two years = 680
• Public, No. 321(84th Cong.) to amend section 3401 of the Internal Revenue Act of 1954 = 682
• Public, No. 330(84th Coug.) To prohibit the employment by the Government of the United States of persons who are disloyal or who participate in or assert the right to strike against the Government of the United States = 684
• Public, No. 381(84th Coug.) To amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 in order to increase the national minimum wage = 685
• Public, No. 383(84th Cong.) To amend the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937, as amended, and the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act = 687
• Public, No. 591(84th Cong.) To amend the Emiiloymeut Act of 1946, as amended = 688
• Public, No. 652(84th Cong.) To provide for a continuing survey and special studies of sickness and disability in the United States, and for periodic reports of the results thereof = 689
• Public, No. 679(84th Cong.) To continue the effectiveness of the Act of December 2, 1942 as amended, and the Act of July 28, 1945. as amended, relating to war-risk hazard and detention benefits until July 1, l957 = 691
• Public, No. 795(84th Cong.) To amend the District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act so as to extend the coverage of such Act to employees of the municipal government of the District of Columbia employed in D.C. institutions located in Maryland and Virginia = 691
• Public, No. 870(84th Cong.) To extend and amend the Renegotiation Act of 1951 = 692
• Public, No. 1023(84th Cong.) To amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 = 699
• Public, No. 26(85th Cong.) To provide a temporary extension of certain special provisions relating to State plans for aid to the blind = 700
• Public, No. 70(85th Cong.) To amend the Act of December 2, 1942 and the Act of August 16, 1941, relating to injury, disability, and death resulting from war-risk hazards and from employment, suffered by employees of contractors of the United States = 700
• Public, No. 71(85th Cong.) To amend the Federal Employees Compensation Act to provide compensation tor employees of the United States suffering injuries from war-risk hazards or during detention by a hostile force or person = 700
• Public, No. 165(85th Coug.) To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 with respect to the readjustment of tax in the case of certain amounts received for breach of contract = 701
• Public, No. 231(85th Cong.) To amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, as amended, to restrict its application in certain overseas areas = 704
• Public, No. 836(86th Coug.) To provide for registration, reporting, and disclosure of employee welfare and pension benefit plans = 705
• Public, No. 1(86th Cong.) Fixing the representation of the majority and minority membership of the Joint Economic Committee = 712
• Public, No. 89(86th Cong.) To extend the Renegotiation Act of 1951 = 713
• Public, No. 135(86th Cong.) To eliminate all responsibility of the Government for fixing dates on which the period of limitation for filing suits against Miller Act payment bonds commence to run = 715
• Public, No. 280(86th Cong.) To extend the period for filing claims for credit or refund of overpayments of income taxes arising as a result of renegotiation of Government contracts = 716
• Public, No. 257(86th Cong.) Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 = 717
• Public, No. 654(86th Cong.) District of Columbia Employee Non-Liability Act = 745
• Public, No. 695(86th Cong.) To amend the "Anti-Kickback Statute" to extend it to all negotiated contracts = 747
• Public, No. 739(S6th Cong.) To provide for the restoration to the United States of amounts expended in the District of Columbia in carrying out the Temporary Unemployment Compensation Act of = 749
• Public, No. 767(86th Cong.) To amend the Federal Employees Compensation Act to make benefits more realistic in terms of present wage rates = 751
• Public, No. 27(87th Cong.) The Area Redevelopment Act = 756
• Public, No. 49(87th Cong.) To amend section 4 of the Employment Act of 1946 = 783
• Public, No. 137(87th Coug.) To provide for one additional Assistant Secretary of Labor in the Department of Labor = 783
• Public, No. 258(87th Cong.) To provide for the defense of suits against Federal employees arising out of their operation of motor vehicles in the scope of their employment = 784
• Public, No. 339(87th Cong.) To amend the Federal Employees Compensation Act of 1960 = 785
• Public, No. 380(87th Cong.) To increase monthly disability and death compensation payable pursuant to the War Hazards Compensation Act = 786
• Public, No. 415(87th Cong.) Relating to manpower requirements, development, and utilization = 787
• Public, No. 420(87th Cong.) To amend tlie Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act with respect to the method of enforcement and to provide certain additional sanctions = 797
• Public, No. 520(87th Cong.) To extend the Renegotiation Act of 1951 = 806
• Public. No. 581(87th Coug.) Work Hours Act of 1962 and Contract Work Houry Standards Act = 808
• Public. No. 658(87th Cong.) To provide iritliority to accelerate public works programs by the Federal Government and State and local bodies = 812
• Public, No. 729(87th Cong.) To amend the Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962 with regard to reimbursement of the railroad unemployment insurance account = 815
• Public, No. 38(88th Cong.) EQUAL PAY ACT OF 1963 = 816
• Public, No. 108(8Sth Cong.) To provide for the settlement of the labor dispute between certain carriers by railroad and certain of their employees = 818
• Public, No. 214(88th Cong.) To amend the Manpower Development PW and Training Act of 1962 = 821
• Public, No. 339(88th Cong.) To extend the Renegotiation Act of 1961 = 825
• Public, No. 349(88th Cong.) To amend the prevailing wage section of the Davis-Bacon Act, as amended and related sections of the Federal Airport Act, as amended and the National Housing Act, as amended = 826
• Public, No. 444(88th Cong.) To establish a National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic Progress = 828
• Public, No. 452(88th Cong.) To mobilize the human and financial resources of the Nation to combat poverty in the United States. "ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY ACT OF 1964" = 831
• Public, No. 542(88th Cong.) To amend the Railway Labor Act to provide that the terms of office of members of the National Mediation Board shall expire on July 1 = 858
• Public, No. 661(88th Cong.) To amend section 5 of the Employment Actof 1946 = 859
• Public, No. 15(89th Cong.), approved April 26, 1965. To amend the Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962, as amended = 860
• Public, No. 73(89th Cong.), approved July 14, 1965. OLDER AMERICANS ACT OF 1965 = 866
• Public, No. 216(89th Cong.), approved September 29, 1965. To amend the bonding provisions of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 and the Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act = 874
• Public, No. 253(89th Cong.), approved Oct. 9, 1965. ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AMENDMENTS of 1965 = 876
• Public, No. 286(89th Cong.), approved October 22, 1965. SERVICE CONTRACT ACT OF 1965 = 884
• Public, No. 376(89th Cong.), approved March 26, 1966. To amend the Federal Coal Mine Safety Act so as to provide further for the prevention of accidents in coal mines = 887
• Public, No. 456(89th Cong.), approved June 20, 1966. To amend the Railway Labor Act in order to provide for establishment of special adjustment boards upon the request either of representatives of employees or of carriers to resolve disputes otherwise referable to the National Railroad Adjustment Board, and to make all awards of such Board final = 895
• Public, N6. 478(89th Cong.), approved June 29, 1966. To permit variation of the forty-hour workweek of Federal employees for educational purposes = 898
• Public, No. 488(89th Cong.), approved July 4, 1966. Federal Employees Compensation Act Amendments of 1966 = 899
• Public, No. 601(89th Cong.), approved September 23, 1966. Fair Labor Standards Amendments of 1966 = 905
• Public, No. 684(89th Cong.), approved October 15, 1966. District of Columbia Minimum Wage Amendments of 1966 = 920
• Public, No. 792(89th Cong.), approved November 7, 1966. Manpower Development and Training Act Amendments of 1966 = 931
• Public, No. 794(89th Cong.), approved November 8, 1966. Economic Opportunity Amendments of 1966 = 935
• Public, No. 10(90th Cong.), approved April 12, 1967. To extend the period for making no change of conditions under section 10 of the Railway, Labor Act applicable in the current dispute between the railroad carriers represented by the National Railway Labor Conference and certain of their employees = 962
• Public, No. 13(90th Cong.), approved May 2, 1967. To amend Public Law No. 10, 90th Cong., by striking out April 12, 1967 and inserting May 3, 1967 = 964
• Public, No. 42(90th Cong.), approved July 1, 1966. OLDER AMERICANS ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1967 = 965
• Public, No. 54(90th Cong.), approved July 17, 1967. To provide for the settlement of the labor disputes between certain carriers by Paea railroad and certain of their employees = 968
• Public, No. 175(90th Cong.), approved December 5, 1967. To amend further the Peace Corps Act, as amended = 971
• Public, No. 202(90th Cong.), approved December 15, 1967. AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT OF 1967 = 972
• Public, No. 222(90th Cong.), approved December 23, 1967. Economic Opportunity Amendments of 1967 = 979