Auto Workers Arbitration Policy Split At Trailmobile
Local 392 UAW members and Trailmobile management clash over arbitration. Part of management surveys union officials on labor relations while another wing pushes for distant arbitrators to raise costs. Critics say the policy favors high expenses though it distributes labor policy questionnaires.
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Trailmobile
Art Fellows Hall
Montgomery Road
Norwood
Cliff Thomas
UAW
CIO
O’briensville
Madison Road
Cliff
Union and company clash over distant arbitrators at Trailmobile
The union proposes three local Cleveland Columbus and Louisville arbitrators for holiday pay for 118 workers. The company rejects, naming three New York Hoboken and Bronxville arbitrators citing distance. Union calls it admission of shame and a tactic to hit union funds.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Louisville
New York
Hoboken
Bronxville
N.Y
District 25 Steelworkers Meet Urges Political Action
More than 500 district steelworkers and union officers gathered at Peasley School for a District Conference on March 27. AJ Whitehouse urged organizers to mobilize the unorganized to strengthen the union and push Fair Deal legislation, highlighting letters to Congress as key. Frank N. Hoffman and James G. Thimmel spoke on PAC support and contract talks, noting retirement and health insurance aims and a uniform company-wide contract. Invocation by Dr. Witherspoon Dodge closed the event.
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Peasley School
AJ Whitehouse
Frank N. Hoffman
United Steelworkers
Washington
James G. Thimmel
Hoffman
PAC
Congress
Philip Murray
James Thimmel
Thimmel
Enquirer Election Lost By Guild
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild lost an election at the Enquirer last week after management signaled readiness to pay the Editorial Employer Professional Association a higher rate. The EEEPA promised the high rate but would require the Guild to fight for any increase and retroactivity, while a Guild victory would forgo retroactive pay. The EEEPA has long negotiated substandard contracts, worsening the Guild's effort to raise standards for Cincinnati newspaper workers. EEEPA minimums for reporters are $75 a week versus the Guild’s $85 minimum.
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Cincinnati
Enquirer
Professional Asso
EEEPA
Joe Guild
Guild Rejects Wage Offer at City Papers
The American Newspaper Guild rejected Cincinnati Post wage offers as inadequate to align with skill and responsibility levels. A steering committee is authorized to present the case to owners and seek labor movement aid, with strikes possible if talks fail.
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James Atwood
O. Traumvoule
Bill Kirchner
Uhe
Harry Childers
Harry
Bob Thompson
Bob
Paul Popovitch
Art Joseph
Art
Bonnie Bland
Texas
Bonnie
Lone Star State
Federated Pictures
Dr. Witherspoon Dodge
The
National Religion and Labor Foundation
Guild
the Sun
Cincinnati Post
Post
American Newspaper Guild
ANG
Times-Star
Pos
John Clippinger
Taft, Stettinius and
Taft, Stettinius and Hollister, Who Represents Times-Star Management
Times- Star
Clippinger
Robert Stevens
Art Koenig
Rollin H. Everett
James Burnett
Cooper’s
Mill Street
Lockland, O
Phil’s Men’s Shop
Madison Rd
Oakley
Dick Lang
Benson
Reading, Ohio
G. I
Mi-Lady Academy of Beauty Culture
Elm Street
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