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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
2
An article critiques how an aircraft plant with a female workforce used a woman counselor to reduce absenteeism and turnover. It argues that promotions, pay, respect, and union engagement affect women’s long term employment, urging labor to energize female voters and integrate women into postwar union efforts.
The article notes that arbitration results are anticipated within days with management represented by two lawyers at all sessions. It highlights contract language that the Board’s majority decision is final and binding for the duration of the agreement and clarifies the board cannot alter wage terms or job classifications.
A steward attends council meetings to learn how peers better serve residents. The notice invites attendance at the next session on Wednesday September 6 to discuss improving local service.
Walter Brown of department 758, a Kentucky arrival in 1942, now skilled on many machines, holds a 100 percent attendance record and signed the first UAW CIO card in his group. He has a son in the Pacific and supports the war effort while aiding coworkers, including addressing alleged department write-up bias toward Coxey. A 788-9 Nite Owls win Gear Butchers League crown with a full season lineup led by Hessler and Brown.
UAW-CIO Local 600 at Ford Motor Co announces that compensation cases and returning veterans are entitled to vacation pay even after absences over 45 days, reflecting a national policy stance on veteran labor rights within Ford.
Army officials at Romulus Michigan witnessed Willow Run Bomber Local 50 UAW CIO present GI’s at the Air Base with a fully equipped six alley bowling building. The project cost the local $20,000 and aims to foster friendship between armed forces and civilians.
A call urges stewards to attend council meetings to gain stronger union knowledge. The next meeting date is set to ensure stewards are informed and prepared.
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