Labor Laws Administered by the State of New Jersey Department of Labor

"Labor Laws Administered by the State of New Jersey Department of Labor" offers a comprehensive look at the labor regulations in place in New Jersey during the early 1920s. This historical document provides insights into the state's approach to worker protection, employment standards, and the role of the Department of Labor in overseeing these laws.

This book is a valuable resource for legal historians, labor economists, and anyone interested in understanding the evolution of labor law and its impact on society. It showcases the governmental structures and policies designed to address the challenges and opportunities of the era's industrial landscape, offering a unique perspective on the regulatory environment that shaped the working lives of New Jersey residents.

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