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The autocratically flexible workplace: a history of overtime regulation in the United States
University of Iowa Faculty Books
  • Marc Linder, University of Iowa
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Publication Date
1-1-2002
Publisher
Fănpìhuà Press
Total Pages
viii, 532 pages
ISBN of print version
0967389992
Keywords
  • Overtime,
  • Hours of labor
Comments

2nd revised edition.

Rights Information
© 2002 Marc Linder
Creative Commons License
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0
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Citation Information
Marc Linder. The autocratically flexible workplace: a history of overtime regulation in the United States. Iowa City, Iowa, USA(2002)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/marc_linder/50/
Related Files
mdp.39015066123715-1.pdf (399 KB) Front Matter
mdp.39015066123715-2.pdf (795 KB) Part I. 1 Autocratic Flexibility
mdp.39015066123715-3.pdf (811 KB) Part II. 2 The Struggle for the Normal Working Day: From Surplus Value to Family Values
mdp.39015066123715-4.pdf (648 KB) 3. The Self-Contradictions of an Overtime Penalty/Premium
mdp.39015066123715-5.pdf (491 KB) Part III. 4 State and Federal Maximum-Hours Regulation Before the Fair Labor Standards Act
mdp.39015066123715-6.pdf (2,218 KB) 5. “We Didn’t Think that the Legislature Would Be So Crazy”: Territorial Alaska’s Absolute Universal Eight-Hour Law
mdp.39015066123715-7.pdf (1,191 KB) 6. Montana’s Constitutionalization of the Eight-Hour Day
mdp.39015066123715-8.pdf (3,538 KB) 7. “Pennsylvania of All Places”: A Short-Lived Little New Deal Makes a Big Deal of Maximum-Hours Regulation for Men
mdp.39015066123715-9.pdf (921 KB) Part IV. 8 The Legislative History and Purposes of the FLSA Overtime Compensation Provision
mdp.39015066123715-10.pdf (670 KB) 9. Employers’ Struggle Against Statutorily Imposed Premium Overtime Wages for Non-Minimum Wage Workers: 1938-1942
mdp.39015066123715-11.pdf (575 KB) 10. The Supreme Court Spreads Confusion Instead of Employment
mdp.39015066123715-12.pdf (446 KB) 11. Workers During World War II: From the Struggle Against Overtime Work to the Struggle for Overtime Premiums
mdp.39015066123715-13.pdf (673 KB) 12. On the Waterfront: Overtime on Overtime?
mdp.39015066123715-14.pdf (416 KB) 13. Taking Care of Business: Congress Cuts Overtime Coverage in 1949
mdp.39015066123715-15.pdf (1,183 KB) 14. Unsuccessful Congressional Initiatives to Raise the Overtime Premium or Lower the Overtime Threshold: The 1950s to 1970s
mdp.39015066123715-16.pdf (1,350 KB) Part IV. 15 State Laws Prohibiting Mandatory Overtime Work
mdp.39015066123715-17.pdf (918 KB) Part VI. 16 The European Union: Unemployment, Shorter Hours, and More Overtime Work
mdp.39015066123715-18.pdf (1,783 KB) 17. Ontario: A Mirror for the Future of Hours Law in the United States?
mdp.39015066123715-19.pdf (657 KB) Part VI. 18 Increased Velocity of Throughput and Autocratic Flexibility
mdp.39015066123715-20.pdf (1,363 KB) Bibliography
mdp.39015066123715-21.pdf (598 KB) Index