The Archive · 1934

Working Week of 30 Hours

San Francisco, Oct. 14, The National arbitration Commission, which formed after Striie last summer at San Francisco, has ranted a part of claims of the striking dockers The Commission established a working week of 30 hours, instead of 40 or more, wages of 95. cents per hour, the participation of the workers in the control of the em= ployment bureaux.

Now it has been decided that con~ fiots arising henceforth from the question of employment shall solved by a mixed commission in each "The leaders of the American Federation of Labour consider these decisions as 'a long step toward generalization of the 30-hour working week.—Havas.

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