Word: davision
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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For business pages the Chief had the general remark that good progress was being made toward means to avert inflation, and newshawks put this together with previous dope stories that New York's Judge Rosenman had already submitted a tentative plan built around the formation of an Economic Stabilization...
With him will go Gardner Cowles, Elmer Davis' associate in the OWI, and brother of John Cowles, who accompanied Willkie to England; and Joseph Barnes, former Moscow correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune, now chief of the International Press and Radio Bureau of OWI's Overseas Branch...
William H. Davis, chairman of the War Labor Board and, next to the President, the most important Government man on the labor front, last week shed light on where he thinks the U.S. labor movement is heading.
"Industrywide collective bargaining seems a logical next development," Mr. Davis wrote for a release summarizing the new Twentieth Century Fund's survey on collective bargaining. It makes for greater stability throughout an industry, more responsible unions, and puts management on a more fair and equitable competitive basis so far...
Industry-wide bargaining is still the exception in this country, prevailing nationally only in coal and railroading, prevailing locally in a few industries like printing and the building and garment trades. In England and in Sweden it is the rule, and Mr. Davis was much impressed by its workings there...