The American Federationist, 80-82. sējumiAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1973 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... paid holidays , longer paid vacations and bonus pay during vacations . Today , vacations of six , seven and even eight or more weeks for long - service employes , with the begin- nings of bonus pay during vacations , have been won ...
... paid holidays , longer paid vacations and bonus pay during vacations . Today , vacations of six , seven and even eight or more weeks for long - service employes , with the begin- nings of bonus pay during vacations , have been won ...
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... Paid Holidays more Includes 5.6 million workers under 1,149 agreements , all covering 1,000 workers or more . Source : U.S. Department of Labor . been negotiated by a few unions , but the number of such provisions was limited ...
... Paid Holidays more Includes 5.6 million workers under 1,149 agreements , all covering 1,000 workers or more . Source : U.S. Department of Labor . been negotiated by a few unions , but the number of such provisions was limited ...
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... paid vacation after six months of employment , two weeks after one year and three weeks after two years . In another contract with apparel contractors in Eastern Pennsylvania , the ILGWU reduced the eligibility re- quirement for a four ...
... paid vacation after six months of employment , two weeks after one year and three weeks after two years . In another contract with apparel contractors in Eastern Pennsylvania , the ILGWU reduced the eligibility re- quirement for a four ...
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