Wasted Efforts to Find Trade Jobs Eastward
A mechanic quits a Western job and spends nearly all his money to seek work in the East. He finds, after reaching his destination, that thousands have filled the needed trade positions and the foreman suggests returning West for jobs next month.
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Pacific Coast
East
President Wilson Urges Use of U S Employment Service in War Work
The president argues for centralizing hiring through the U S Employment Service to prevent waste and ensure efficient matching of workers to essential war industries. He praises the service with 500 offices and 20,000 enrollment agents and calls for employers and labor to cooperate as a patriotic duty.
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U. S. Employment Service
Dept. of Labor
Washington
U. S. Public Service Reserve
United States
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