Reckoning and miscalculations of the State control of labour market in the East of Russia in the years of the Civil War.
The author examines problems of the State control of labour market by anti-Bolshevist governments of the East of Siberia. His analysis is based on legislative statements, materials of periodic press and clerical work documents of central and local archives. Such analysis allows to conclude that one must search for the reason of poorly effective measures of the anti-Bolshevist governments in the sphere of life conditions of working population, and mainly, in objective economic tendencies, for the staff reduction of workers and the level of their average earnings cut are the inevitable consequence of the economic recession. Obviously anti-Bolshevist governments were not as effective as the Soviet power in their efforts to mobilize working people for attaining victory in the Civil War.