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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1950
Page
7
Greetings for 1950 urging prosperity and progress through responsibility and action. The note emphasizes applying knowledge, contributing to others, and offering genuine help within the union rather than excuses, aiming for inner satisfaction and better life commitments in the new year.
Division 46 filed charges with the NLRB against AT&T Company and The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company and the Citizens Telephone Company. J. B. Hicks is the Field Examiner for the NLRB. The Union opposes bypassing bargaining on pension changes and seeks legal application of bargaining law. The case raises whether a company can unilaterally alter pension provisions without bargaining with the Union.
On January 5, 1950 the Division served notice on the Company of its intention to use a second wage reopener to secure a justifiable wage increase for workers. If any member doubts the need for a wage demand, an inventory should be made. The Company cannot use inability to pay as an excuse, and public opinion arguments about phone bills are deemed laughable yet serious. The Union seeks a fair share of profits created by workers.
Division 46 members may obtain polio coverage through Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. Individual premiums are $2 per year. married with a family pay $4.60. husband and wife without children pay $2 each. Coverage up to $5000 per person for medical, hospital, iron lung, nursing care, and transportation. Applications available from division stewards and must be returned with the annual premium.
The department states that individual policies will be delivered to recipients as soon as possible, ensuring timely access to documents and coverage confirmations.
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