Word: lockout
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...YORK, April 4--Pickets and police clashed at the strike-bound Harvard Club here Wednesday, resulting in the arrest of 12 members of the AFL union which has paraded in front of the building 24 hours a day since a "lockout" of employees Thursday, March...
...lockout" took place when Management-Union negotiations for a new contract broke down. Employees had pressed for a 10 percent wage increase for kitchen workers, a 40 hour, five day week for all others, and a group insurance plan...
...Lockout. In St. Clairsville, Ohio, the sheriff, sick & tired of locking up John Brehm, barred him from the Belmont County jail...
...Expressmen now get $70*), $50 for employes in other departments. That meant that the Herald & Express would have to shell out a 40% pay boost. To Hearst's 10% offer, the Guild said "no contract-no work," claimed that management's suspension of publication amounted to a lockout. Replied the Herald: "A mass walkout prevents publication. It is not a lockout." At week's end Federal Conciliator Harry C. Malcom had got almost nowhere...
...President decides it is "vitally necessary to the maintenance of the national economy" to keep any strife-harassed industry running, he could proclaim a national emergency, give both sides 48 hours to end the lockout or strike, order labor leaders to send their men back to work...