Word: employees
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Sirs: On my regular cover to cover trip through TIME, I find the article (Dec. 28, p. 9) concerning the demotion of a War Department employe because of the misspelling of my name.
It is a far cry from the original Standard Oil Co., which Miss Ida M. Tarbell described so vividly, to the present-day Standard Oil of New Jersey. The New Jersey company, in common with many another prominent U. S. corporation, has gone in for the "employe ownership" idea.
Under the Company's plan, it puts in 50 cents for every dollar put in by an employe for stock subscription. On the face of it, therefore, an employe pays only two-thirds of the price of the stock he buys. Actually, the situation is even more favorable than this...
One. An agreement has been made between the Italian Confederation of Industry (representing practically all Italian employes) and the Confederation of Fascist Trade Unions, to the effect that in all employer-employe disputes the two Confederations are to regard each other as having the sole right to represent respectively all...
¶President Coolidge appointed Miss Jessie Dell, Georgia Democrat, for 25 years an employe of the War Department, to be a member of the U. S. Civil Service Commission succeeding the late Mrs. Helen Hamilton Gardener who gave her brain to Cornell (TIME, Aug. 17, Sept. 14, WOMEN).