Seasonal layoffs strain Cincinnati unemployment office
Seasonal layoffs in clothing building trades and metal trades are heavier than usual and crowd the Bureau of Employment Compensation office in Cincinnati. Hildeburn Jones says claims filing is essential as the bureau lacks adequate staff. Lines have waited six weeks for eligible workers who are involuntarily unemployed and able to work.
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Bureau of Employment Compensation
Cincinnati
Hildeburn Jones
Ohio Worker Claims Unemployment Compensation Process
The article explains that workers who have worked 20 weeks and $160 in base period may file at the Ohio State Employment Service. Agricultural domestic education or government employers are excluded. An eligible unemployed worker should visit the BUC office with original social security card and Form 407 the week after first week of total unemployment. If Form 407 is not yet received, the worker must still file a claim and bring it later.
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Ohio State Employment Service
BUC
Claims Department
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Ralph Horwitz
Unemployment Compensation Division
SUN
Unemployment Claims Filing Procedures Described
The article explains steps for partial and full unemployment claims including time limits and required documents. Workers earning under twenty one dollars weekly may file within four weeks after the first week of partial unemployment. Full separation requires original social security card and Form 406. Claimants receive a fixed weekly reporting day and hour, with options to report in person or request a mail form. The week runs Sunday to Saturday and claims must be filed in the week after becoming unemployed.
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Bureau
CIO Council Backs Everett In Protest Against University Board Appointment
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council voted unanimously to support City Councilman Rollin H. Everett in criticizing Walter Shohl's reappointment to the University of Cincinnati Board of Directors. Everett faulted the board for lack of Democratic and labor representation and urged union engagement and a labor spokesman on the board.
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CIO Council
Everett
Greater
Paperworkers Win A Job Back And 2600 In Pay
Mrs. Betty Mullen of Lockland returned to her inspector post at Gardner Richardson after arbitration ordered reversal of a two week suspension and transfer to the Gluing Department. The CIO Local 1009 and National Labor Relations Board had challenged the transfer as unjustified. Arbitrator Harry H. Platt ruled she had received a double penalty and awarded full back pay and restoration to her former position. Davidson announced the decision this week.
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Robert J. Davidson
CIO
Mullen
Cincinnati
Davidson
CIO Leaders To Confer With Spokesmen Of TUC
Four CIO leaders will meet with spokesmen for the British Trades Union Congress in January in London to discuss their future in the World Federation of Trade Unions. The London talks precede the Paris WFTU executive bureau meeting with key CIO officials attending. The background statement notes the conference will address policies of non communist labor movements amid WFTU concerns.
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Washington
CIO
British Trades Union Congress
London
World Federation of Trade Unions
Philip Murray
Cio-Tuc
WFTU
Paris
CIO Sec
Treas
James Carey
Carey
TUC
Pres
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
L. S. Buckmaster
United Rubber Workers
Sec
David McDonald
United Steelworkers
Truman Faces Stronger Agenda in 81st Congress
The CIO News reports that Truman will press for his program as Congress intensifies its activity. Washington Post notes plans to curb the House Rules Committee, with proposals to allow bills to move on petition and end bottlenecks. CIO leaders met with Truman Rayburn and Lucas, signaling closer ties as Toledo CIO official Burke moves toward a unionized leadership role.
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CIO News
Truman
New Times
Capitol Hill
Washington Post
House Rules Committee
House
Rules Committee
Adolph Sabath
Chicago
Congress
Gene Cox
Georgia
CIO
Phil Murray
Sam Rayburn
Scott Lucas
D. Nl
Senate
Murray
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