The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-07

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/ e1: sithin a year.
The cost to English employers OF
1suring their Sork1er against ac-
+ c.tents In 1905 amounted &io.o030o1
+ "rtsr the compensation acts the en-.
.oysrs Go 10; them se.yes pay out
. .ae money 70 .he.- men iu case o,
l.sileu. That is done % acc!iea:
. insurance companies that bond the
employers.
To.,o1 Metal Trade Council has
s..ti 90 favor o, the building trades
department o. the \. 2 % L.. nam
'rr the d5y when all the meta, crafts
= the country will strike fo- thu
/ ss.at,!sAren: o. ,a- e.ea;-aeur ~or<
isy TIE council nauC May I.
1911. az the la;ss. time '-- such ac.
ton
Portland. ore. BARRIERS loca, =
7ssinz for ,le Endorsement "
. proposed amenllen; 20 the inter.
-at'oual lav. so tha: barber Who
io.ns the union snail Always De-
member. u five locals Ind rse the
. -r9p1sition the international Will
Rave to cal tor referendum vote
20 the matter
BJst p. Mass. Painters Union gill
ask the employers Of It's l.lOO mem.
b.rs FOR . substantial increase over
the present schedule. that is 81
cents an hour fcr house and general
PAINTERS, and Sc cents an hour FOR
. decorators. The union will make no
-e0uest for a change from the pres.
snt iI-hour wrk week.
\ bi ] has been Introduced in the
United states senate by Senator Cur.
Is. OF Kansas, creating a commission
Jt SIX Two members oi tne senate.
40 OF the house and TWO to De ~
go.ntcd by the presid.ntJ 10 !nyesA.
gate and report on employers liabiAty
.rd ~ormKen compensation, the re-
port 10 be in BY November / OF ,h!,
year.
The report Of the international Tn.
ion OF Plumbers for the last yeaI
shows that during that period 80 char.
tcrs were Issued 10 new unions, 55
unions surrendered charters. %
strikes We're inaugura,ed. the cost o..
which vas s29,i22. and sick bene Rts
% the aMoung OF S27.s2D and oeat4.
benefits amounting to $500 were
. paid
request has been sent to eyery
u centra! body under the Jurisdiction o.
D. the American Federation Of LaDo.
g calling upon the Officers to take a,
D. ton toward having the state legis O.
d ture pass an employers liability an.
Is Sorkmens compensation act, as re-,
a. ommondoi By unanimous vote at IN,
Toronto convention last November.
n The scheme OF profit-sharing Ia.
been put IN effect oy 90 firms IL
10 Great Britain. The number OF employ
X. - affected reaches about seventy
- nine thousand The pioneer in n,
Is movement was the South Motropo itli
= Gas company, OF London. and man!
ID its lead Other branches OF indus
IT, either have adopted the system o.
contemplate doing So.
The Clyd. Amalgamated Society o
Engineers has been refused a reques
made to the Masters Association 70
the r, duction OF working hours from
- 20 % without any deduction a
wages. This demand was submitte,
recently by the CLYDE engineers. VII,
pointed out that the suggested alteca
ton was In operation al all the prIn
cipal engineering centers. The opera
tiyes will discuss the new situation.
The proposed workmeu's compel q
tiou act introduced in the Massachd
sctts legislature proposes that an!
workman injured at his emp oymen
shall be- compensated by the paymen
Of half the amount earned by him
ard that the depeudants OF the work
man Who is killed shall be paid th
amount which b, earned FOR the las
three years. or sl.ou, which eve
would be- the larger. but In no cas-
over $1,000.
Two conferences between The ON
p'oycrs' and the Operative 'uttpr
Spiuners Amalgamatlou OF Great By,'
ain with the object OF formulating
scheme for ia, automatic adJustmcu
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