Union Probe Exposes W A C Insurance Fallacy
Union members urged checks on group insurance after a Wright company lay off policy suspended policies for 14 days of absence. The UAW CIO committee warned employees to verify pay stubs and reinstate policies, noting separate Employment and Group Insurance departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A.C
Group Insurance
Robert Spitzmiller
Wright
Uaw-Cio
Group Insurance Department
Group Insurance Claims Section
Employment Department
McMahon and UAW Power Clash at Wright Aeronautical
A critical portrait of J. 8. McMahon as a provocative advocate of hard bargaining with the United Auto Workers at Wright Aeronautical Corp. The piece argues union strength will prevail, predicting management will abandon McMahonism and worse for him as UAW pressure continues.
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J. 8. McMahon
Wright Aeronautical Corp
McMahon
Mr. McMahon
United Automobile Workers
UAW
Accidents Cost U.S. Output Far More Than Strikes
Washington figures released by the War Production Board show that in 1943 occupational disability and deaths caused 270 million lost work days, equal to a year’s work of about 900,000 workers. For every day lost to strikes or lockouts, accidents cost 20 days of production.
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Washington
WPB
Breezin Along Gossip From Foundry Notes
A lively bulletin from the T C A scene at Foundry No 1 and 2 reports A Lushery still leading the championship race for Mr Tightwad of 1944. Willy Drennan remains in the spotlight for gummin while Oo Bazemore adopts a new outlook. R Moxley and R Huntley vie for the biggest bay window as Miss Foryce Jackson visits.
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T.C.A
Tightwad and Cheapskate Association
A. Lushery
Tightwad
Foundry No. 1
Willy’’ Drennan
Dept
Wolf
M. Davis and Company
West Virginia State College
Mick
PAC
Foryce Jackson
Ohio State University
L. Gray
L. Gray, Chief Steward Dept
A. Ushery
R. Blackwell
Blackwell
M. Davis
BoBo) Clark
Omega Club
G. West 608
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