Evening journal., 1915-05-04
ee. II such can be obtained.

ence. II such be obtained.
ARTICLE 1i.-All drivers stablemen. as we'll
the first man in the stable shall perform such
necessary work, such feeding and cleaning
horses, cleaning stalls and stable, harness and
washing wagons on Sunday mornings between
the hours Of eight and eleven O'Clock A. NJ. also
two men in regular rotation shall perform such
necessary work in the stable, such as watering
and feeding horses cleaning out and bedding
stalls and cleaning stable on Sunday afternoons
as we'll as the afternoons of Good Friday, Fourth
of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christ
Day without receiving any extra wages or
overtime for said work. Said work on Sunday
afternoons and holiday afternoons. specihed in
this article shall not commence earlier than four
o'clock p. NJ.
ARTICLE 12.-Nine hours shall constitute
days work and six consecutive working days
week for all drivers and stablemen, the working
hours so arranged to best suit the weather and
business conditions.
ARTICLE IA suitable room shall be pro-
Nided where men can dry their clothes; all rules
prescribed by the employer relative TO cleanliness
and use OF such room to be strictly observed by
the men.
ARTICLE li.-No workman shall be employed
who is recommended by a saloon keeper or other
business man
ARTICLE 15.-Engneers and hremen shall
work eight hours per day. and seven days per
week. In order to change shifts, they shall work
double shift each third week; the shifts shall be
as follows: Day shift. o'clock A. NJ. to
three o'clock p. NJ; middle shift, three o'clock
10 eleven o'clock p. NJ; night shift eleven o'clock
h. NJ. TO seven o'clock A. NJ. Whenever weather
conditions warrant, or when Il is not necessary
TO operate the refrigerating plant, the shifts of
the engineers and hremen can be altered, but not
the number of hours, neither can a shift end
begin between the hours of twelve o'clock mid
night and seven o'clock in the morning. All en-
eineers and hremen shall receive a vacation of
ten days during each year. with full pay.
ARTICLE l6.-Durng dull seasons. the en-
ployer reserves the right TO lay off men in rota-
lion. more men, one or more days each
week, or several men for tho same length 0f time
or tho employer may clos their respective plants
one day in each week. An elnpioyca. .tuc a.
ception of tho engineers and hremen are in
cludod I'm the foregoing part of this article. First
men in all departments are required to do the
customary necessary wor X in their respective de-
partments on Sundays, q God Friday. Fourth Of
July, Labor Day. Thanksgiving Day and
Christmas Day afternoons without demand
ing or receiving any compensation what
ever or wages for overtime. but If re-
quosted by the employee brewmaster. may
&c necessary work two hours on lay of days. or
on the days when the plant is closed down, as
specified in this article, which shall be paid for as
overtime The employer has the further right 10
discharge any or all of his employees in any de-
partment. when necessity arises. due 20 the clos
ing down of the plant or if the output OF the
plant is affected by fire other circumstances
that may arise which are beyond the control Of
the employer Extra men in addition TO the
regular force may be discharged at any time, pro-
vidcd they arc so notified when employed.
ARTICLE 1.-THE secretary or any properly
authorized representative of the Union. when de-
string TO visit members of the Union during work
irg hours. can do so. if permission is FIRST OBJ
tanned at the Office of the employer
ARTICLE 1S.-Whenever any difference or mis-
understandings arise attempt shall be made
10 first settle with the proper authorities. and If
not settled satisfactorily. the same may be taken