Don’t Change Jobs Without Consulting Uncle Sam
The government urges workers to avoid unnecessary job turnover to stabilize labor for wartime production. Since entering the war, shifting labor has crippled essential industries. An intelligent distribution of workers could ease gains in war effort.
Industry and labor urged to support war effort through U S Employment Service
President Wilson urges industry to rely on the U S Employment Service after August 1 1918 for recruiting unskilled labor and exhorts labor to respond loyally to calls for voluntary enlistment in essential industries. The government explains the service has a national office in Washington and 500 branches with 20000 enrollment agents to direct workers to the right jobs and keep war production at full speed for victory in France. Utah Packing Corp
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