The Blue Eagle Unity Plan and Reemployment Rules
A wartime style notice outlines the national effort behind the President's Reemployment Program. It urges 125 million citizens to act in unity, explains price controls and code creation under the National Recovery Act, and instructs employers and communities to sign and implement the agreement to support wage increases and shorter hours while avoiding profiteering.
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Terms of the 1933 Child Labor and Wage Agreement Enforced
The document outlines the August 31 1933 to August 31 1939 limits on child labor hours and ages with allowances for 14 to 16 year olds, plus max weekly hours for factory workers and general staff. It sets minimum wages by city size, hours rules, and exemptions for managerial staff and professionals, urging voluntary compliance to support the President's plan.
Provisions for Codes and Individual Hardship under NRA Rules
The text outlines steps for codes under the National Recovery Administration. It covers submitting codes for approval, substituting provisions with the President's Reemployment Agreement, and issuing Certificates of Compliance. It details procedures for individual hardship cases, trade associations, and union contracts, including provisional Blue Eagles and potential waivers.
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National Recovery Administration
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