Amalgamated Lithographers of America CIO union history
The Amalgamated Lithographers of America known as the bug of fine printing formed in 1882 as the Romar Fishing Club. It later became the Hudson Lithographic Association and joined the CIO in 1946, with about 30 000 members and 80 locals led by John Blackburn and Martin Grayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Union
The
Amalgamated Lithographers of America
CIO
Ala-Cio
New York City
Romar Fishing Club
Hudson Lithographic Assa
Knights of Labor
ALA International
John Blackburn
Martin Grayson
Amalgamated Lithographers Union History and Gains
The union formed the American Lithographic Artists in 1915 with about 4000 members. Members receive two to three weeks of paid vacation and six to 11 paid holidays yearly. Over 80 percent work a 36 hour week. A jurisdictional dispute led to leaving the AFL in 1946 and joining the CIO in 1947. Pension funds cover at least 60 percent of members.
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AFL
New York City
ALA
CIO
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