NRLB Rules For Labor in Four Important Cases Involving 7 A
The National Labor Relations Board ruled in four cases that employers violated Section 7 A by interfering with employee organization and failing to bargain. Los Angeles Railway Corporation and Los Angeles Motor Coach Company were cited for not recognizing the Amalgamated Association as exclusive bargaining agent and for bargaining with the Los Angeles Railway Street Employees Association. Globe Globe Corporation and Shuster Guiro Corporation faced similar charges for moving plants outside New York City to avoid bargaining. The board ordered reinstatement of workers and recognition of the union.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
National Labor Relations Board
Los Angeles Railway Corporation
Los Angeles Motor Coach Company
Los Angeles Traction
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Compliance Division
NRA
Los Angeles Railway Street
Amalgamated Association
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York City
Globe Galobe Corporation
Shuster Guio Corporation
London
ILNL
MacDonald
News Letter
Ofgan
Britain
Butler County Bus Inspections Show No Unsafe Buses
The State Patrol and Ohio Department of Education conducted a follow up in Butler county. All buses were deemed safe to operate. earlier checks found four unsafe vehicles and drivers without chauffeur licenses or insurance.
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Butler County
State Highway Patrol
Ohio Department of Education
Lynn Black
Butler Democrats Head to Columbus for Inaugural Events
Butler county Democrats will travel to Columbus Ohio next Tuesday January 1 to participate in the inaugural festivities for newly elected Governor Martin L Davey. A smoker at the Hotel Statler has many reservations.
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Butler County Democrata
Columbus
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Hotel
Statler
Clerks' Organizer Marcus to Visit Hamilton Meetings
General Organizer Marcus of the Retail Clerks' International Union will visit Hamilton this week, attend meetings at the labour temple, and seek new agreements for 1935 after local contracts expired. Marcus comes from Akron Ohio. The moose bird is a local name for the Canada jay in eastern Canada.
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Marcus
Retail Clerks’ International Union
Hamilton
Iabor Temple
Akron
Ohio
Canada
British Labor backs plan for forty hour week across industries
The British Trades Union Congress governs plans to extend the forty hour week by industry and establish a single convention for hour reduction. The 1985 conference will decide which industries are covered and how.
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LL. C
T. U. C. General Council
Civil Service Examinations Open in 1935 Plans and Pay
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for several engineering and grazing posts with salaries from 2 600 to 5 600 a year. Closing date for applications is January 30 1935. Salaries are subject to up to 5 percent economy deduction and 3 percent retirement deduction. All states except five have received fewer appointments than their quota in Washington DC.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Department of the Interior
Iowa
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Strike Ends at Shreveport Plant After Union Victory
A general strike by 68 workers at Southwestern Gas and Electric in Shreveport ended when the company agreed to recognize the union affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers for Louisiana workers. The Regional Labor Board reported talks with both sides on representation rights. The dispute centered on cross state voting. power was briefly cut in the city before the Texas plant supplied electricity.
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London
British
Trades Union Congress General Council
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Abe
I. L. QO
New Orleans
SLNS
Shreveport
Southwestern Gas and Electric Company
Regional Labor Board
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Secretary Perkins Sees 1935 Chance for Economic Security
In a New Year message to labor editors Secretary Frances Perkins credits 1934 gains with higher employment payrolls and farm incomes and urges 1935 legislation to broaden economic security. She hopes for more jobs with good pay and a foundation for a stable, satisfying life.
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Washington, D. C
SLNL
Labor Editors of the Nation
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Department of Labor
Mill Ordered to Rehire Discharged Union Workers
The Textile Labor Relations Board in Washington orders Wie Apotwuse Manufacturing Company in Kosiske Mississippi to reinstate all union members discharged or laid off since the United Textile Workers local formed there. Workers are to be placed on a preferential list and replace those hired since May 5, 1934, except those guilty of violence or discharged for proven inefficiency.
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New Orleans
Textile Labor Relations Board
Washington
Wie
Apotwuse Manufacture Company
Koseiske
Miss
United Textile Workers
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NRLB
Butler Democrats
David Webb & Sons
Ross
Chicago Market
Delco
Maple Avenue
Savage Auto Supply Co
Stanley B. Kimble
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Civil Service Examinations
Philco
Gwe Nea Real OU
Philcos
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