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1 Supplement to Bulletin 16: Changes Since 1921 in State Laws Affecting Women's Hours and Wages 1 (1924)

handle is hein.peggy/bcls0001 and id is 1 raw text is: U. S. DEPARTMENT OF L4130R WOMEN'S BUREAU SUPPLEMENT TO BULLT4NTk CHANGES SINCE 1921 IN STATE LAWS AFFECTING ED UpUR ) AND WAGES A great many changes in the legislation regulating hours and wages have been made since the Women's Bureau Bulletin 16, State Laws Affecting Working Women, was issued, and as a revised bulletin can not be issued before next year this supplement has been prepared in order to make available information pertaining to these laws as of 'July 1, 1923. The hour laws and night-work laws of Kansas, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin found in this supplement supersede those found in Bulletin 16. The South Dakota hour law supplements the one in the bulletin. The laws in Chart VI for Kansas, Massachu- setts, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Washington should be substi- tuted for the corresponding sections in Bulletin 16. That of Penn- sylvania is supplementary to the material in the bulletin. The night- work laws of New Jersey, North Dakota, and Washington and the South Dakota minimum wage law are new legislation, and therefore do not appear in Bulletin 16. The minimum wage awards given for Arizona, Arkansas, and California are substitutes for the same items in Bulletin 16. The remaining awards (Kansas, Massachusetts, North Dakota, and Washington) are to be substituted for the entire section on awards in these States as found in Bulletin 16. The District of Columbia minimum wage law has been declared unconstitutional. The chart and map showing mothers' pension laws should not be used, as they are not up to date. No information concerning these laws appears in this supplement, as the bureau has discontinued this set of maps and charts. The maps found at the end of Bulletin 16 can not be used unless they are changed to conform to this supplement. 69373*-24 Digitized from Best Copy Available

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