A Message to American Employers and Workmen
Government plea to support the U S Employment Service. It outlines a national network with headquarters in Washington, 500 branch offices, and 20 000 enrollment agents. The service matches workers to war production needs and urges both workers and employers to cooperate for maximum production. It calls the service patriotic and under the U S Department of Labor.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Farm Service Division Facts and Labor Mobilization
Organized in February 1918 as a division of the U S Employment Service to address farm labor mobilization and distribution. It operates through state employment machinery and reserve programs with a senior examiner in each state. It cooperates with agricultural agencies and defense councils to relieve labor shortages. The division notes its season success with a large wheat harvest described as safe for democracy.
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U. S. Employment Service
Department of Labor
U. & Employment Service
U. S. Public Service Reserve
U. S. Boys' Working Reserve
State Councils of National Defense
President Wilson Calls for Industry War Work Support
The President declares industry essential to the war effort and urges employers in war work to stop recruiting unskilled labor after August 1 1918 except through the U S Employment Service. He also asks workers to continue voluntary enlistment and stresses that true efficiency comes from voluntary cooperation.
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U. S. Employment Service
Woodrow Wilson
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U. S. Department of Labor
W. B. Wilson
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Employment Service
Farm Service Division
Joe Smith
Reddish & Son
Alliance Bakery
First National Bank
Nebraska Land Co
Eagle Barber Shop
Alliance National Bank
F. E. Holston
First State Bank
Rhein - Rousey Co
King’s Corner