Labour - Three Centuries of Working for Wages in Saskatchewan
Resource type
Author/contributor
- Warren, Jim W. (Author)
Title
Labour - Three Centuries of Working for Wages in Saskatchewan
Encyclopedia Title
The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan
Place
Regina
Publisher
University of Regina, Canadian Plains Research Centre
Date
2006
Accessed
10/5/23, 2:30 PM
Language
English
Notes
Partial contents note: Masters and servants: Employment in the fur trade -- The railroad workers -- The settlement boom -- The hard life of a labourer -- The bust -- Women in the workforce -- The radicalism of 1919 -- The stagnant 1920s -- The Depression -- War and recovery -- Changing unions -- The best of times -- Inflation and wage controls -- Tough times in the 1980s -- Current issues.
Citation
Warren, J. W. (2006). Labour - Three Centuries of Working for Wages in Saskatchewan. In The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan. University of Regina, Canadian Plains Research Centre. https://esask.uregina.ca/entry/labour.html
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