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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1948
Page
5
Randall Co machinists, newest Local 647 unit with United Auto Workers, win an 11 cent across the board raise. The six month contract retroactive to July 1 also adds six paid holidays and equity with production workers from February agreement. An across the board improvement expands parity for all Randall workers.
The article details union meeting attendance rising despite heat, with calls to focus on business and ethics. It notes July 16 ratification of contracts for machinists and production workers, wage matching with auto industry increases, new seven year vacation after seven years, and overtime pay for Saturday work. It also mentions a planned August break and social club anecdotes among GM plant workers.
The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court upheld Macy’s 1946 walkout bonus offering triple time pay to strikebreakers. It overruled a state labor board ruling that the $243,994 bonus was illegal for interfering with and coercing employees.
Regular Sunday afternoon aquatic shows will be presented for the rest of the summer at the Philipps Marine Pavilion Glenway Avenue Western Hills. Rudolph Memmel swimming instructor at the pool is supervising the program of fancy and comedy diving. The Marine Pavilion and the Philipps Walnut Hills Pool on Taft Road are open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The United Auto Workers won a 90 percent majority at General Motors Hamilton plant in an NLRB election. Of 1 576 ballots, 1 426 favored the UAW and 150 opposed. Local 233 of the UAW will represent the plant with bargaining on wage and seniority supplements set to begin under international representative guidance.
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