Anthracite Employers Respond to Miners Demands Report
The operators contest Miners Demands for two year contracts, 20 percent wage hike, eight hour day, union recognition, grievance reform, and other terms. They argue current terms preserve safety, production, and fair profits, citing past commissions and rising living costs while warning against gasoline-like price burdens on consumers.
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