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Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor
1886-1911
The Bureau of Labor, the predecessor of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, published annual reports of its research and operations until it became part of the newly-created Department of Labor in 1913.
- Report of the Commissioner of Labor
- 1880s
- 1890s
- 1900s
- Fifteenth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : A Compilation of Wages in Commercial Countries from Official Sources, Volume I
- Fifteenth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : A Compilation of Wages in Commercial Countries from Official Sources, Volume II
- Sixteenth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Strikes and Lockouts
- Seventeenth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Trade and Technical Education
- Eighteenth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Cost of Living and Retail Prices of Food
- Nineteenth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Wages and Hours of Labor
- Twentieth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Convict Labor
- Twenty-First Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Strikes and Lockouts
- Twenty-Second Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Labor Laws of the United States
- Twenty-Third Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Workmen's Insurance and Benefit Funds in the United States
- 1910s
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1886-1911
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