Word: employee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Collective Bargain. In Brooklyn, the New York Labor Relations Board recognized the United Construction Workers Organizing Committee (C.I.O.), Local 225, as the collective bargaining agent for John Boven, the single employe of an apartment house.
One day last week in Minneapolis a party of men boarded a train for Washington. Some of the party were officials of the Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Co., others were C.I.O. union representatives. The Mediation Board wanted to see them. Minneapolis-Moline, which employs 4,100 men, had defense contracts...
I wish to protest against your article on Henry Ford. ... I believe TIME's policy is to state the facts as it sees them. ... In the Ford article, however, you did not give complete information where you could have. The impression you gave me was that because Ford is...
Tough luck dogged the inexperienced Scripps boys from the start. Drastic salary cuts (excepting their own) and mutual mistrust soured their employe relations. A Seattle Guild strike heavily sapped circulation and advertising; they had to pay seven months' back wages besides. Fumbling editorial policy cost still more heavily. In...
The two-headed boss of defense production, OPM's Knudsenhillman, showed his muscle last week in breaking up a labor rumpus. At the Allis-Chalmers plant in Milwaukee, management and employe had rolled and wrestled for more than three weeks while work on $45,000,000 worth of Army...