Word: employees
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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All this came about because of one Anton Jankowski, a Herculean (6 ft. 2 in., 250 lb.) employe of Muskegon's (Mich.) Norge Division of Borg-Warner (plane parts, vacuum pumps, valves). Last November, the War Department ordered Norge to cut back production of gun mounts. This reduced the...
With the court's two other judges concurring, he ruled: "It can hardly be questioned that the constitutional guarantee [of free speech] protects the employer and employe alike. Thus, to make known the facts of a labor dispute has been recognized as a constitutionally protected right of a member...
The device measures visual performance in a dozen regards, reveals exactly what an employe can or cannot do, with or without glasses. Results: discovery of defects which require professional help, shifting of employes to better-fitting jobs, reduction of turnover, salvaging of aging workers, increased production.
What is a foreman? Most employers claim he is a boss, and therefore an arm of management. The Foreman's Association of America, a labor union, claims that a foreman is an employe and thus entitled to bargain collectively. NLRB and WLB have skittishly skirted the question.
Under the stress of pre-induction anguish, the protagonist, a former employe of the Inter-American Travel Bureau, b haves very badly. He quarrels with his well-meaning relatives, insults his friends, lives off his wife because he sees no point in getting a job that can only be tem...