Landrum Griffin Act Called Bad Law by 21 Lawyers
A 21 lawyer committee branded Landrum Griffin Act as bad law citing administrative abuses by the Labor Department and court interpretations conflicting with the act. The report notes risks to Fourth Amendment rights, potential double jeopardy, and improper union charge solicitations, while praising some administrative aspects. It was released by AFL CIO Maritime Trades Dept led by Paul Hall.
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Landrum-Griffin
Labor Dept
Congress
Landrum- Griffin
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Dept
Paul Hall
Seafarers
Hall
National Labor Relations Board
Department
Afl-Cio
Howard Schulman
J. Albert Woll
Sol G. Lippman
Cochairmen
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Demands Labor Voice on Public Boards
The Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council adopts a unanimous resolution denouncing the lack of labor representation on state and local agencies led by Governor Rhodes and Mayor Ruehlmann. The protest centers on UC Board of Directors and calls for labor seats on university and public boards statewide, urging other central bodies to act.
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Cinti Labor
Council
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Eugene P. Ruehlmann
Oscar G. Lee
William P. Sheehan
Afl-Cio
University of Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Labor
Organized Labor
Ohio State Aflcio
Aflcio Labor Council
Program of Action Ohio AFL-CIO Presents Challenge
The 107th Ohio General Assembly faces a troubled second session with aims to redraw congressional districts by January 26, repeal the Ferguson Act, kill S. B. 30 limiting teacher ballots, and pursue auto insurance reforms. The AFL-CIO urges action to make Ohio Number One through fair districting and workers’ protections.
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107Th
Ohio General Assembly
Rhodes
107Th General Assembly
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Congress
William Saxbee
Democratic Party of
Dayton Daily News
Cleveland
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Ohio Federation of Teachers
S. B
Ohio Anniversary and Tax Reform Call to Action
Ohio marks its 165th anniversary of statehood with notes on the 1803 start and Chillicothe capital. The piece condemns insurance rate hikes and urges tax reform, urging Governor and Legislature to act on a broad plan including severance taxes and new taxes on insurers and banks.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio General Assembly
Chillicothe
Hamilton
Clermont
Tax Study Commission
Albert Sealy
R. Dayton
Sealy
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