Word: antiunion
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...prosperous manufacturing city whose industries are predominantly organized, Hoiles's virulently antiunion views quickly antagonized labor and provoked Hoiles's first big fight right in his own shop. To cut costs, the News's Publisher E. Robert McDowell, a longtime Hoiles-man (and onetime printer), dropped the paper's staff-written business column, trimmed admen's commissions. Hoiles had agreed to honor the News's American Newspaper Guild contract with editorial and business office staffers, but employees had no hope of renewing the one-year contract,when it expired last February. Many longtime staffers...
What Senator Pepper would predict with finality is the fate of vindictive efforts in Congressional Committee to quash the whole of Labor: "It's obvious that the liberal Republicans and the Democrats are joining to prevent antiunion measures. Of course there will be legislation, but we are trying to make it reasonable and rational. We'll succeed in Committee. On the floor I don't know...
...Work. On another significant issue the MRP carried its point. An article inspired by women's organizations provides for the right of employment "without distinction other than . . . capacity, aptitudes or talents." Communists and Socialists abstained from voting, because French labor unions regard women workers as an antiunion element...
...administration personnel at the factory. Wanous and Brown agreed, called in WLB officials as additional faculty, and embarked on an 18-week course of weekly classes. Taking off in rough weather just after Douglas had lost an NLRB election to the C.I.O., with many of Douglas' supervisors strongly antiunion, Wanous and Brown's factual, informative discussions were so successful that the C.I.O. promptly asked for classes for its organizers, shop stewards and unit chairmen...
Furthermore, what makes Bob think that TIME'S story was pro-Ford? True, it was "clear and comprehensive," but even then it certainly wasn't antiunion, or anti-Wagner. Indeed, even to a Dearbornite, it gave a lot of dope we've been itching to know about for a long time. The diagram of Ford holdings, for instance, was an illuminating...