EDUCATE LOGGERS TO TAKE WAGE CUT
EDUCATE LOGGERS TO TAKE WAGE CUT --rtjand, Ore.—The Four L Bul.iTTsoed by the toy" »t rZLft and lumbermen, if educating ffTwerkem to eccept wajpi c«ti. 11L legion it the lumber barons'...
...One half oi the Bulletin's first jg devoted to these hints that J!J, euts are unavoidable...
...11L legion it the lumber barons' "anion...
...OF M. CONVENTION AT DETROIT, SEPT...
...Xher* a" enough exceptions to A), however, to make it possible Hat' some mills will cut wages and r*u, the others to do likewise...
...The po-jJJi, of this publication answers question: "Why do anti-unionists j,re th* company 'union...
...Tbe Bulletin, an j^p spokesman for werkingmen, 0ft v »Uy own opinion is that most of »ill» look on wage reductions as ; i«t resort and will not apply it...
...In spite of the fact that over one hundred have been convicted in Judge Sullivan's Court, for disobeying his honor's injunctions on behalf of the bosses against picketing, and fined a total of nearly $50,000 and fronP 45 to 50 strikers sentenced to jail from ten to fifty days, the struggle for' better conditions for those, who toil in the garment industry" goes on...
...The Union has given General Manager C. L. Bardo of the road the reqnirod thirty days' notice that the w^* increase must go into effect oa July 1. The demanded raise WonM restore the wage scalc which obtained before the Railroad Labor Board ordered a series of cuts...
...Our union is in better shape at |>rarint than at any tkjje «in its existence and with less strikes on hand," said the Labor Editor...
...EDUCATE LOGGERS TO TAKE WAGE CUT --rtjand, Ore.—The Four L Bul.iTTsoed by the toy" »t rZLft and lumbermen, if educating ffTwerkem to eccept wajpi c«ti...
...Four {w1* the last general convention of the machinists was held at Rochester, N. Y. GARMENT WORKERS WILL FIGHT TO A FINISH Chicago.—The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, who have been on strike for the past eight weeks for the right of collective bargaining have made plans to carry on their strike until victory is complete...
...In Ohio and Illinois every agreement to date has been renewed...
...CLAY WORKERS WIN Chicago, III.—Clay manufacturers who boasted they would install the anti-union shop have failed according to Editor Tracy of the Union Clay Worker...
...15 A general convention of the International Association of Machiniats w|ll ba held the third Monday in September .at Detroit...
...The Chicago Federation of Labor has taken up the fight to raise a war chest for the strikers...
...The new wage scale went into effect M May 9 and affects about 2,000 wployes...
...LA...
...The constitution of the I A. of M provides that every four years a referendum vote shall be taken on whether or not a convention shall be held that year A recent vote decided in favor of a convention this year The general executive board, at a meeting held in the headquarters' office building at Washington this week, selected the place and date, as provided by »he laws of the aaso ciation...
...New,Haven Rail Clerks Demand Pay Increase Fallowing the decieion of a relent convention of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks in Osllas, Tunas, that concerted effort* be mice throughout the nation to regain cuts in wages order-Id by the Railroad Labor Board, the dukl employed on the New York, New Haven and Hartford have demanded an increase of six cents per hoar...
...BOSTON RAILMEN WIN PAY INCREASE , s wgge agreement providing for w Increase of about 6 per cent for ?« engineers, firemen and hostlers wsaloyed by the Boston & Maine llUrotd, w&s announced today...
...forced to do sb, but with con-u they are, they may be H forced...
Vol. 1 • May 1924 • No. 18
