Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first is taken care of by establishing a new class of offences, "unfair labor practices" which the Labor Relations Board would have power to prevent just as the Federal Trade Commission has power to prevent "unfair trade practices." The Wagner Bill forbids employers...
...Harvard people will be interested to know that we have been elected Dartmouth's favorite woman's college. Of course we do not want to be catty, and we certainly wouldn't like for Wellesley, Vassar, and Smith to think we have been doing anything unfair--but isn't it just too divine for words. Everyone has known for a long time that Dartmouth boys thrill us no end, but it is indeed gratifying to know that our feeling is returned...
...understand two of them never saw the proof prior to publication. The newspapers and the public have been allowed to assume that the men who have resigned were primarily responsible for the publication of the paper. This letter is written to correct that impression--an impression which is manifestly unfair to certain of the boys concerned. F. Stacy Holmes...
...Introduction In Chemistry B a penalty for overtime work in the laboratory is enforced. It is clearly unfair to the man who has a real interest in his work, and wishes to do it carefully...
...Justice McReynolds, leader of the four-man conservative wing, wanted to know about was by what empiricism had the New Deal arrived at "fair trade" and labor "standards." Solicitor General Stanley Reed, making his maiden appearance as such before the Court, explained: "The only standard is what industry considers unfair, plus the judgment of the President as to whether they are fair trade provisions." Next day Counsel Richberg took over the ordeal, added that fair trade standards were established in accordance with "the common law" and with those standards which the industries "recognized before codes were adopted...