Wage trends in 1964 show restrained growth in pay
A Bureau of National Affairs study of 1,500 settlements in early 1964 shows average cash wage increases of 7.6 cents per hour, the smallest since 1955. Nonmanufacturing and construction sectors report higher gains, while fringe benefits loom as a possible future driver.
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