Word: employees
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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¶ To discharge any employe who files charges of unfair labor practices. ¶ To refuse to bargain collectively with the representatives of the majority of their employes.
The A. F. of L. hopes these rules will give it what it thought it was gaining when Section ya became law. The company unions will supposedly suffer. The A. F. of L., being already organized, will have a distinct advantage over all other unions. It can bide its time...
Politics. "This is the next step in the logical unfolding of man's eternal quest for freedom," proclaimed Senator Wagner when he produced his bill in the Senate last week. To some Senators it undoubtedly seemed so. Others had their minds more on the quest for reelection. Having bid...
Seeking Divorce. Mrs. Barbara Vandenberg Knight, daughter of Michigan's Senator Arthur Vandenberg; from John Knight, employe of Western Cartridge Co.; in Grand Rapids.
One day last week Richard summarily dismissed Mr. Kaufmann for "disloyalty and insubordination." Furious, President Bernard, on whose Manhattan office wall hangs the motto: "To be Right is Desirable, To Seem Right is Essential," seized pen, dispatched to Cousin Richard a telegram: "YOU ARE HEREBY SUSPENDED AS AN OFFICER AND...