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97 Monthly Lab. Rev. 1 (1974)

handle is hein.journals/month97 and id is 1 raw text is: MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW Editor-in Chief, Herbert C. Morton Executive Editor, Henry Lowenztern John L. Gurney 3 Catherine C. Defina 9 David A. Levy 22 Florence C. Johnson 32 Joseph A. Hickey 39 Calendar of wage increases and negotiations for 1974 Bargaining will cover 5.2 million workers, about a half million more than last year A REVIEW OF 1973 Labor and the economy in 1973 Despite rapid price increases, wage settlements were moderate in 1973; output and employment expanded substantially State labor legislation enacted in 1973 Annual reviiw shows that legislatures gave major attention to minimum wages, occupational safety, and child labor standards Changes in workmen's compensation laws in 1973 Occupational diseases, flexibility and levels of benefits, medical care and rehabilitation, and farm workers' coverage received most of legislatures' attention Changes in State unemployment insurance legislation Many new provisions eliminate sex discrimination, and several extend coverage to employees of State and local governments OTHER ARTICLES C. Sorrentino, J. Moy .47 Unemployment in the United States and eight foreign countries Jobless rates decline in Canada and the United States, but remain high compared with most industrial countries Richard B. Carnes 53 Productivity trends in intercity trucking Productivity increased at a moderate but fairly uniform rate from 1954 to 1972-2.7 percent a year, on average William V. Deutermann 58 Educational attainment of workers, March 1973 Special Labor Force Report shows continued narrowing of educational gap between whites and members of racial minorities Dominic Sorrentino 63 Trade adjustment assistance to workers displaced by imports DEPARTMENTS Labor month in review Research summaries Foreign labor briefs Significant decisions in labor cases Major agreements expiring next month Developments in industrial relations Book reviews and notes Current labor statistics JANUARY 1974 VOLUME 97, NUMBER 1

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