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98 Monthly Lab. Rev. 1 (1975)

handle is hein.journals/month98 and id is 1 raw text is: MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW Editor-in-Chief, Herbert C. Morton Executive Editor, Henry Lowenstam AREVIEW OF 1974 Catherine C. Deflna 3 Labor and the economy In 1974 Wage increases were high In an attempt to keep pace with inflation; but workers still lost ground to double-digit price increases David A. Levy 17 State labor legislation enacted in 1974 Minimum wages, wage protection, discrimination, safety and health, and public sector collective bargaining received most of the attention Florence C. Johnson 30 Workers' compensation laws--changes In 1974 More than 200 amendments provide Improved benefits to disabled workers, but no State fully meets the National Commission's essential recommendations Joseph A. Hickey 38 State unemployment insurance changes in 1974 New provisions extend coverage, add to disqualifications, and raise benefits in several States OTHER ARTICLES Edward Wasilewski 43 Scheduled wage Increases and escalator provisions In 1975 The average deferred increase will be 5.1 percent; additional raises are expected to go to 4.6 million workers under cost-of-living escalators Robert N. Ray 49 A report on self-employed Americans In 1973 After declining steadily for more than a century, the number of Americans working for themselves has begun to stabilize COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS J. Krislov, J. F. Mead, and J. F. B. Goodman 55 Attitudes toward mediation: U.S., Great Britain, and Ireland Howard Hayghe 60 Marital and family characteristics of workers, March 1974 Elizabeth Waldman 64 Children of working mothers, March 1974 Richard Greene 67 Unions report slew rise In health and pension coverage Robert Ball 70 Labor and material requirements for apartment construction Philip M. Doyle 73 Increases average 11 percent In communications, 1970-73 DEPARTMENTS Labor month In review Communications .Research summaries Significant decisions. in labor cases Major agreementsexplring next month Developments in Industrial relations Book reviews and notes Current labor statistics JANUARY 1975 VOLUME 98, NUMBER 1, /RV

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