Ohio AFL-CIO To Hold School
The Ohio AFL-CIO will conduct its annual Workmen's Compensation and Employment Insurance Institute from April 1 to 12 at the Neil House Motor Hotel in Columbus. The program splits into two weeks for unions with different employer contracts, with qualified instructors detailing compensation and insurance topics and a special session on changes by the 107th Ohio General Assembly. A new textbook is included in the $15 registration fee, and local unions are urged to arrange delegates promptly.
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Workmen’s Compensation and Employment Insurance Institute
Neil House Motor Hotel
Columbus
107Th
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Labor Wants Law Change for Union Scholarship Programs
AFL-CIO backs amending the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947 to allow joint union and management programs for college scholarships and day care. In a letter to Senator Ralph Yarborough, Andrew Biemiller argues such bargaining would supplement federal aid and help working families, noting current law bans these topics from negotiations.
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Afl-Cio
Ralph Yarborough
D.-Tex
Senate Committee On Labor
Andrew Biemiller
Insurance Claim Adjusters Meet in Cincinnati IWAU Leader
Robert J. Nichols, vice president of the Insurance Workers International Union AFL-CIO, addressed Cincinnati claim adjusters on March 12. He spoke from Washington about growing interest in uniting claim adjusters and recounted national gains and field challenges. Joseph Feldman, president of Insurance Workers Local 181, joined as an executive board member. The gathering, hosted by William P. Sheehan, took place at the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Building 1015 Vine Street.
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Robert J. Nichols
Insurance Workers International Union
Afl-Cio
Cincinnati
Nicholson
Washington, D. C
William P. Sheehan
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Sheehan
Joseph Feldman
Insurance Workers
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Vine Street
Youth Corps Jobs Get OK To Start
The Neighborhood Youth Corps project for 175 youths in Hamilton County Ohio was approved by Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz. It provides 100 in-school positions and 75 summer jobs for ages 16 to 21, costing 97 860 dollars with 69 080 funded by the federal government and 18 780 from local sponsors. Enrollees work in hospitals parks libraries offices and schools earning 1 25 dollars per hour and receive counseling testing and remedial education.
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NYC
Hamilton County
Ohio
Board of Education
Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
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