President Wilson Urges War Industry Labor Restraint
President Wilson appeals to employers in war industries to hire only through a central agency after August 1918 and to workers to remain loyal to voluntary calls. He emphasizes national duty and efficiency through a free people, urging restraint and unity in support of the war effort.
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Right Men in the Right Jobs Aid War Effort
The U S Employment Service coordinates the allocation of labor for war industries with over 500 branches and 20 000 Public Service Reserve agents nationwide. Employers using private recruiters risk conflicting with government policy. workers should register and stay in war jobs unless the government calls for a change. The war worker is as vital as frontline fighters.
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