The wage fixers ; a study of arbitration in a free society text
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TextSeries: Hobart papers, 18. [from old catalog]Publication details: London Institute of Economic Affairs 1962Description: 47 p. 22 cm. PbkSubject(s): Arbitration, Industrial - Great Britain. [from old catalogue] | Wages - Great Britain. [from old catalogue]DDC classification: 354 SMI
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<p>Henry Smith was resident economics tutor at Ruskin College from 1937 until the Second World War when he completed military service, to return in 1947 to the college to take up the position of Vice-Principal at Ruskin which he held until 1970.</p>
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