Word: laboring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Dean Landis could not be reached last night for a statement. Under the provisions of the Railroad Labor Law the commission must report within thirty days...
...growing conviction among Harvard's 2700 service employees that they are a powerful and articulate force when mobilized in labor unions continues this year as the University opened for the first time in history with an almost 100 percent organized working staff...
Last year the labor scene was thrown into turmoil by simultaneous campaigns of two opposing unions, one the A. F. of L. local 30, and the other an "inside" organization formed by the employees themselves and subsequently entitled "The Harvard University Employees Representative Association...
...organize the maids and maintenance men. Mass rallies were held, posters distributed until March when the situation became untenable. The A. F. of L. charged that their opponents, termed a "company union," had an illegal connection with officers of the University, and laid the matter before the State labor relations board...
...Senator H. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire, Representative Samuel B. Pettengill of Indiana. By week's end they had drawn up a series of resolutions which opposed virtually everything except: 1) "the American system of free enterprise"; 2) "active and immediate cooperation of labor, business, agriculture, and Government"; 3) "fundamental principles of anti-trust laws"; 4) "immediate nonpolitical solution of the present deplorable railroad situation...