Proposals and Rules of the National Recovery Act Drive
The text discusses the 1933 National Industrial Recovery Act codes and the President's Reemployment Agreement. It explains measures to curb profiteering and stabilize prices, with obligations for employers to sign and comply. It notes government support for increased costs and potential stay provisions for hardship cases.
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Agreement on Child Labor Hours and Wages Provisions
The document outlines the PresidentsCode terms effective until December 31 1933 including child labor limits hours and wages for various classes of workers. It details minimum weekly hours maximums per job type and town size plus wage scales by region and job class.
Guidance on Code Substitutions and Hardship under the N R A
The text outlines procedures for firms to submit codes of fair competition to the National Recovery Administration, seek substitutions for wages and hours, and obtain official notices. It covers individual hardship cases with steps to petition, trade association approval, and provisional Blue Eagle display. It also explains how final approvals or rejections affect compliance and introduces union contract scenarios with emergency permissions if necessary.
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Official guidance for NBA representatives in communities
The note advises contacting the NBA representative in the community for any unclear issues and to save the sheet as an official information source. It emphasizes using proper channels for clarification.
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