Employers and employes : full text of the addresses before the National Convention of Employers and Employes, with portraits of the authors : held at Minneapolis, Minnesota, September 22-25, 1902.

These addresses were first published in the weekly issues of Public policy, beginning with January 3 of the current year [1903]Introduction, by W.A. Schaper.--Opening address, by C. Northrop.--Some phases of the labor question, by J. Kilbourne.--Is compulsory arbitration inevitable? by J.B. Clark.--Arbitration, by H. Justi.--Some view on arbitration, by F.P. Sargent.--The Government as employer, by E.J. Gainor.--Some advance work, by J.V. Wright.--Relation of the public to capital and labor, by C. Zueblin.--Growth of organized industry, by T.V. Powderly.--Opportunities of the industrial social secretary, by E.C. Wheeler.--The economic effects of the eight hours' day, by F.L. McVery.--Arbitration from the point of view of an arbitrator, by F.W. Job.--Responsibility in labor contractsfrom the standpoint of the manufacturer, by W.D. Wiman.--Future relations of labor and capital, by W.E. M'Ewen.Mode of access: Internet