Labor Laws Of Soviet Russia

Explore the foundational principles of Soviet labor legislation with this historical document, "Labor Laws Of Soviet Russia." This work provides a detailed overview of the regulations governing employment, working conditions, and workers' rights in the early Soviet era.

Compiled by the Russian Soviet Government Bureau in New York and introduced by William Cox Redfield and S. Kaplun, this book offers insights into the Soviet Union's approach to labor management and social welfare. It is an invaluable resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the development of labor laws in a socialist state and the broader history of the Soviet Union.

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