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Newspaper

Butler County Press

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1936

Page

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Employers Denial of Workers Rights Exposed By Labor Board

National Labor Relations Board orders three companies to end anti union practices and reinstate strikers. The Railway Bearing Co in Syracuse discharged 20 workers last July and August for union activity and must rehire strikers with back pay and stop discouraging union membership. Jeffery DeWitt Insulator Co in Kenova must bargain with the United Brick and Clay Workers of America, reinstate strikers, and recognize the union as sole bargaining agent. Protective Motor Service Co in Philadelphia must reinstate 18 drivers and guards who joined Teamsters and post notices against discharging or discriminating against union members.

le News Service Washington, D. C National Labor Relations Board Wagner-Connery Railway Bearing Co. Inc Syracuse N. Y Federal Labor Union 18482 American Federation of Labor National Labor Relations Act Jeffery DeWitt Insulator Company Kenoba W. Va United Brick and Clay Workers of America Protective Motor Service Company of Philadelphia pSantot William Marsh Labor ‘Relations Board International Brotherhood of Teamsters Helpers of America Teamsters Union Marsh Becase Teamsters’ Union

Postal workers' 40 hour week restored in mail equipment shops

President Roosevelt signed a wage restoration bill for mail equipment shop employees under the post office department retroactive to October 1, 1935. The measure ensures pay for 40 hours matches former 44 hour earnings, reversing four hours of reduced pay and restoring over fifteen thousand dollars in losses. It received unanimous committee approval and backing from Postmaster General Farley.

Washington, D. C APLNS Roosevelt Congress Post Office Department Comptroller General Senate House Farley

Plan For Organizing Iron And Steel Workers Under AFL

Washington DC AFL President Green outlines to the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers that the executive council will launch a broad organizing campaign in the iron and steel industry. The plan emphasizes unified leadership, jurisdictional rights protection, and cooperation with allied unions to carry out the drive.

A. F L. News Service Washington, D. C Willam Green American Federation of Labor AF. of L Executive Council Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers Canonsburg Splii San Francisco Atlantic City Iron and Steel Supreme Authority Miami Fi Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers American Federation of “Labor

Wage Boost for Hod Carriers and Sign Painters in Colorado

Colorado State Industrial Commission awards wage increases to Local 720 Hod Carriers and Local 1045 Sign and Pictorial Painters. Hod Carriers gain 90 cents hourly for a seven hour day and 35 hour week with overtime. common labor 62.5 cents hourly. Sign painters receive 12 percent pay rise with eight hour day and rates of 11.24 per hour for journeymen and 0.77 for helpers.

Denver Colo AFLNS International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers’ Union Sign and Pictorial Painters’ Union Colorado State Industrial Commission Hod Carriers’ Union Commisson Sign Painter Union

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