plan in 1923. Rowntree also personally involved in two major conciliation efforts following strikes in 1919 and 1926. In 1947 when the British Institute of Management was created he became an Honorary Founder Member and in 1952 the first English person to become an Honorary Fellow of the institute. Rowntree's Cocoa Works The Rowntree Cocoa Works was a site of great scientific investigation and became internationally known as such. Rowntree was a great believer in trained specialists, and employed many at the Cocoa Works. They included Oliver Sheldon, Lyndall Urwick and Dr Clarence Northcott. The Works was a corporate member of the Taylor Society and was admired by its President Henry S. Dennison. Seebohm oversaw the formation of an industrial psychology department in 1922 which pioneered the use of psychological recruitment tests in British industry. Employing psychologist Victor Moorrees who developed a new test, the form board selection test, to ascertain how well prospective employees would be able to fit chocolates into their box. He was also heavily involved in the National Institute of Industrial Psychology serving on its executive committee from its foundation in 1921, as chairman from 1940 to 1947, until his resignation in 1949. See also Joseph Rowntree Joseph Rowntree Foundation Bibliography Poverty, A Study of Town Life (1901) Betting & Gambling: A National Evil (1905) Land and Labour, Lessons from Belgium (1910) Unemployment, A Social Study by Rowntree and Bruno Lasker (1911) The Land (1913) How the Labourer Lives, A Study of the Rural Labour Problem by Rowntree and May Kendall (1913) How far it is possible to provide Satisfactory Houses for the Working Classes at rents which they can afford to pay, Warburton lecture, 1914 Lectures on Housing by Rowntree and A. C. Pigou (1914) The Way to Industrial Peace and the Problem of Unemployment (1914) The Human Needs of Labour (1918) The Human Factor in Business (1921) The responsibility of Women Workers for Dependants by Rowntree and Frank Stuart (1921) Industrial Unrest, A way Out (1922) How to Tackle Unemployment (with David Lloyd George and the Marquess of Lothian), 1930 Poverty and Progress (1941) Poverty and the Welfare State by Rowntree and G. R. Lavers (1951) English Life and Leisure: A Social Study by Rowntree and G. R. Lavers (1951) References Further reading Atkinson, A. & Corlyon, Judy & Maynard, A. & Sutherland, Holly & Trinder, C.. (2007). Poverty in York: A Re-Analysis of