Labor Laws of the State of Louisiana (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781023604031)

"Labor Laws of the State of Louisiana, 1922" offers a comprehensive view into the legal framework governing labor and industry in Louisiana during the early 20th century. Authored by the Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics, this document provides insights into the regulations surrounding employment, wages, and workplace conditions.

Readers interested in legal history, labor studies, or the economic development of Louisiana will find this a valuable resource. The text includes details on various aspects of labor law, offering a glimpse into the concerns and priorities of the time. From fire escapes to pilotage, this historical document showcases the legislative efforts to manage and regulate the workforce and industry of Louisiana.

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