Report of the Board of Arbitration
Report of the Board of Arbitration
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"Arrangements are being made to pay off all men tomorrow." In reference to the above statements of the officials of the Chicago Portland and the Marquette Cement Co., these officials state that outside agitators have been stirring up the employees of both of these mills recently, to ask for shorter hours and increased wages, and possibly with the ultimate end 'of unionizing the men.
The quarry men at the Marquette, about 75 in number, walked out May 15, and, while it was understood that most of... the men em- ployed in both mills were satisfied with working conditions and wages as they were, it is claimed by the officials that the men were afraid to return to work because of the threatening attitude of the men on strike.
As a consequence of the act of these 40 or 50 men of both plants who went out on strike, both mills shut down because of shortage of labor, this affecting 1,200 employees in all.
The officials of both companies say they were not called upon by any committees of the laborers, nor were they told why the men went out on strike, nor what the new demands are supposed to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Arrangements are being made to pay off all men tomorrow." In reference to the above statements of the officials of the Chicago Portland and the Marquette Cement Co., these officials state that outside agitators have been stirring up the employees of both of these mills recently, to ask for shorter hours and increased wages, and possibly with the ultimate end 'of unionizing the men.
The quarry men at the Marquette, about 75 in number, walked out May 15, and, while it was understood that most of... the men em- ployed in both mills were satisfied with working conditions and wages as they were, it is claimed by the officials that the men were afraid to return to work because of the threatening attitude of the men on strike.
As a consequence of the act of these 40 or 50 men of both plants who went out on strike, both mills shut down because of shortage of labor, this affecting 1,200 employees in all.
The officials of both companies say they were not called upon by any committees of the laborers, nor were they told why the men went out on strike, nor what the new demands are supposed to be.
What to read after Report of the Board of Arbitration?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois. State Board of Arbitration to read onlineMoreLess
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