Word: pensionable
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...drive for old age security caused two of the biggest strikes of the postwar era. Last fall nearly 500,000 steelworkers were out for more than a month to get a $100 pension. The bitter Chrysler strike, for a $100-a-month pension, ended last fortnight, after 100 days of idleness. The two strikes, costly to both management & labor, had one significant point in common: they were fought over the method of paying for the pension, not over the pension itself. The U.S. is so security-minded that the real question asked about pension plans is no longer...
John W. Teele '27, director of personnel, will answer questions on the new pension plan, which goes into effect July 1 for all University employees. James Phelan, representing the Federal Division of Social Security, will also speak...
...meetings for discussion of the University's revised pension plan will be held today in Sanders Theatre. Clerical workers and others not in the University. Employees Representative Association will meet at 12 noon; H.U.E.R.A. members will meet...
There was something in what Weckler said, but the $100-a-month pension that the U.A.W. had finally won was an improvement over earlier Chrysler offers, was set up on an actuarially sound basis, instead of depending only on a Chrysler promise...
...first quarter. The profits, G.M. reported last week, were due to a 28% increase in sales to a record $1,642,659,449 and a 54% hike in production to 865,756 autos and trucks, a new high for the industry. But since G.M. faces new wage and pension demands from the U.A.W. (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS), it did not boost its $1.50 quarterly dividend to 433,000 hopeful G.M. stockholders...