Word: bargainings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Britain's employers are organized into parallel groups: industrial associations formed first to combat, later to bargain with, the labor unions. There are 266 general employer associations, 1,550 locals. At the top is a National Confederation of Employers' Organizations...
...with him in principle that the Wagner Act should be amended by the next Congress, without endorsing any of A. F. of L.'s specific proposed amendments. These include: 1) separating the administrative and judicial functions of NLRB; 2) protecting the right of any group, however small, to bargain on a craft basis; and 3) permitting an employer to advise his employes regarding the choice between two "legitimate" unions...
...Rome, the Messaggero reported that the golden crown of deposed Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie, studded with 718 diamonds, had been placed on sale by a London jeweler for $2,500. "A great bargain at such a small price," exclaimed the Messaggero, "provided the diamonds are not made of glass...
...stock clerk at $18 weekly in William Fileno & Sons' department store bargain basement, John spent the day changing price tags on women's dresses...
...scraped and calked before it would consider a permanent subsidy. When the six-month grant expired, the Dollar crew had not completed the required financial overhaul, proposed instead counter plans that smacked of the old Captain's brass. Typical suggestion was that for the old Captain's bargain ships, on which $7,000,000 was still due, the Government should pay $18,500,000. When this sort of bargaining failed, the line decided to surrender to salvage...