Railway Trainmen's Earnings, 1916
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* — ' > Class. Passenger service. Freight service. Total.
Engineers 90-5 60.8 68.3 Firemen 56-5 39-0 43-3 Conductors 7i-5 50.2 55-8 Other road trainmen .... ■ ■ • • 35-0 These averages are of actual earnings per hour, and do not repre- sent hourly rates of pay.
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Railwav employees defined.^Tht rules of the Interstate Com- merce Commission define the term "railway employee" as follows: ■ "The word employee is intended to include every person in the serv- ice of the reporting carrier s...ubject to its continuing authority to supervise and direct the manner of rendition of his service." Number of employees.— Csirriers are required to classify and count the employees in their service at four different times each year: as nearly as possible the i6th day of July, October, January, and April.
Under the rules of the Commission, this count includes "every person sustaining to the carrier the relation of employee and actually in service or available for duty on the day of the count." Employees specifically excluded from the count are those absent on definite leave, those under suspension, and pensioners not bound to render service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* — ' > Class. Passenger service. Freight service. Total.
Engineers 90-5 60.8 68.3 Firemen 56-5 39-0 43-3 Conductors 7i-5 50.2 55-8 Other road trainmen .... ■ ■ • • 35-0 These averages are of actual earnings per hour, and do not repre- sent hourly rates of pay.
Definitions.
Railwav employees defined.^Tht rules of the Interstate Com- merce Commission define the term "railway employee" as follows: ■ "The word employee is intended to include every person in the serv- ice of the reporting carrier s...ubject to its continuing authority to supervise and direct the manner of rendition of his service." Number of employees.— Csirriers are required to classify and count the employees in their service at four different times each year: as nearly as possible the i6th day of July, October, January, and April.
Under the rules of the Commission, this count includes "every person sustaining to the carrier the relation of employee and actually in service or available for duty on the day of the count." Employees specifically excluded from the count are those absent on definite leave, those under suspension, and pensioners not bound to render service.
What to read after Railway Trainmen's Earnings, 1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Association of American Railroads. Bureau of Railway Economics to read onlineMoreLess
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