Minimum Wage Standards: Hearings Before Subcommittee No. 4 of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, First Session, on H.R. 40 [and Others] Bills Having for Their Object the Raising of the Minimum Wage Standards of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, Volumes 3-4

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1947

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Hutchings Paul R international president Office Employees Inter	1386

Haley James W statement and testimonyContinued Page	1402

Exhibits See under name of witness Page	1404

Cotton Eugene statement and testimony 18251840	1405

Extent and types of incentive plans for plant workers in selected industry	1410

Jobe William T general counsel National Association of Ice Industries	1425

Jobe William T statement and testimonyContinued Page	1428

Taylor Frank J statement and testimony 21192129	1430

Cotton Eugene assistant general counsel Congress of Industrial Organiza	1825

Hutchings Paul R statement and testimony 15701585	1841

C statement and testimony 21292133	1845

Van Arnum John R secretary National League of Wholesale Fresh Fruit	1852

Weiss Margaret Crocken statement on behalf of Telephone Workers	1853

Taylor Tyre statement and testimony_ 18591877	1859

Black Dugald assistant to the vice president in charge of industrial rela	1867

Lane John F statement and testimony 18771893	1877

Extent of incentive plans for plant workers in selected manufacturing	1431

Joint statement on behalf of national organizations interested in amending	1445

Douglas Edwin L statement and testimony_ 14631483	1463

Circular explaining wageandhour law for employees of sawmills	1481

Hardship on employers specific cases of	1495

Wage schedules for sugarfield workers in effect November 19 1926	1496

Nelson George R grand lodge representative International Association	1517

Kyne Martin C statement and testimony 15311552	1531

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 05	1548

Pa 21612171	1555

Harrison Gregory A statement and testimony 21332154	1579

Adamson Ernie attorney for W J Dillner Transfer Co Pittsburgh	1585

Weekly salaries mode of clerical workers October 1946__ 1767	1591

Questionnaire issued by Atlanta office of Wage and Hour Division___ 1479	1656

Recent cases of attempted forced restitution by ice companies_ 1430	1666

Owens John R representing International Longshoremens Union	1685

Ryan Joseph P international president International Longshoremens	1686

Plant George L National Retail Dry Goods Association New York	1691

Pacific American Tankship Association letter to Hon Samuel K McConnell	1695

Scott Jack Garrett general counsel National Association of Motor	1701

Rabbino Maurice L executive secretary Shirt Institute Inc	1705

Heberton Kenneth W statement and testimony 20552072	1759

Stanley John J secretarytreasurer United Office and Professional Work	1762

Percentage of various types of business acting as telegraph agents 2056	1764

Steele Raymond E general counsel National Fisheries Institute Inc	1768

Barkin Solomon director of research Textile Workers Union of America	1780

Labor expense as a proportion of total cost of production by manufacturing	1785

Brower Charles retail building material dealer Williamson N Y 13951402	1789

Living costs in 36 cities in the Eastern and Central States December	1791

Annual cost of adequate maintenance and protection of health of a woman	1792

Appendixes to statements of various witnesses See under name	1803

Average weekly earnings and hours in selected industries New York State 1536	1816

Persons employed during week of July 713 1946	1819

Barkin Solomon statement and testimonyContinued Page	1820

Breakdown of laundry services industry into branches Lane exhibit A__	1884

Thompson Chester C statement and testimony 21542157	1894

Location of cotton compress installations etc map showing Todd	1909

Compresswarehouse plants compressing andor storing cotton for market	1913

Labin Isadore statement and testimony__ 17051729	1915

Concentration area around	1916

Eagle R M statement and testimony_ 19291959	1929

Exhibits 110 19401949	1940

Industry wage schedules for sugarfield workers in effect November	1948

Factors considered in setting wage minimum in State wage laws Eagle	1949

Zimand Mrs Gertrude Folks general secretary the National Child Labor	1959

Minimum age for telegraph messengers in State laws	1964

National organizations interested in amending Fair Labor Standards	1971

Fulham John A statement and testimony 14231424	1988

Opinion of court in case of Clifford E Ballou et al v Bendix Aviation	1990

Contract between ILWU and Waterfront Employers Association of	1991

Legal addendum supporting ILWU opposition to H R 4387 and H R 2230	1996

Proposal	2003

International Woodworkers of America brief on proposed amendments	2005

Downie Robert N president Fidelity State Bank Garden City Kans 20132053	2013

Haley James W statement and testimony 20162036	2016

Letters	2024

hour law___	2026

Edwards Richard D manager J C Bright Co Lansford Pa 16891698 1701	2036

Proposed amendments to Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 submitted	2049

Example of wage and overtime payments etc based on fluctuating work	2053

Heberton Kenneth W Washington D C assistant vice president appear	2055

Oppressive child labor definition of	2062

III	2072

Excerpts from	2101

Stewart George T statement and testimony 21752184	2175

Specific cases of hardship on employers_ 1495	2260

Supplemental brief on proposed Fair Labor Standards Act submitted	2335

Termos e frases comuns

40 cents 40 hours 75 cents agreements amendment area of production basis believe BROOMHALL cents an hour Chairman child labor coal collective bargaining committee competition Congress contract cotton court coverage covered definition DOUGLASS economic employed employees employment engaged exemption fact FADLING Fair Labor Standards Federal fish FISHER FULHAM GEISMAR going Hour Division hourly rate increase industry interstate commerce JOBE KLEIN Labor Standards Act laundries legislation LUBIN MACKINNON manufacturing MCCANN McCONNELL MCDONOUGH menhaden ment mills minimum wage Miss STITT National National Consumers League National Fisheries Institute North Little Rock number of hours operations overtime provisions overtime rate paid payment percent persons present problem question rate of pay recommendations record regular rate REISS retail establishment sawmill section 13 SMITH statement TICHY tion union violation Wage and Hour wage-hour law Western Union wholesale workers workweek

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Título	Minimum Wage Standards: Hearings Before Subcommittee No. 4 of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, First Session, on H.R. 40 [and Others] Bills Having for Their Object the Raising of the Minimum Wage Standards of the Fair Labor ..., Volumes 3-4 Volumes 3-4 de Minimum Wage Standards, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor Minimum Wage Standards: Hearings Before Subcommittee No. 4 of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, First Session, on H.R. 40 [and Others] Bills Having for Their Object the Raising of the Minimum Wage Standards of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor
Autor	United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor
Editora	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1947
Original de	Universidade de Michigan
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