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section of this article shall not apply
to professional persons employed and
working at their profession, or to out
side statesmen, outside collectors, watch
men and store detectives.
(b) Maintenance and outside service
employees. Maintenance and outside
service employees may work four hours
per week in addition to the maximum
hours prescribed in section ! OF this
article, or more, provided they are peio
at the rate of time and one-th1rd for
all hours over such additional four
hours per week.
(c) Executives. Subject to the con-
ditions set forth In section 4 Of this
article, executives receiving $35 OF
more per week in cities Of over 500, ,000
population, or receiving $50 or more
per week in cities of 10000 to 100000
population, or receiving $27.50 or more
per week in cities of $4,000 to 100000
population, or receiving $25 or more
per week in cities, towns, villages and
other places under 5000 population,
may work in excess of the maximum
hours prescribed In section ] OF this
article
(d) Peak periods.-At Christmas. In
ventory and other peak times, Tor
period not to exceed two weeks IN the
first six months of the calendar year,
and not to exceed three weeks IN the
second six months, an employe whose
basic work week Is 20 hours may work
not more than 48 hours per week and
nine hours per day; an employe whose
basic work week Is ~ hours may WORK
not more than 81 hours per week and
9ls hours per day; an employe whose
basic work week Is g hours may work
not more than 56 hours per week and
10 hours per day. All such work may
be without the payment OF overtime.
Limit Put On Number.
Section 5.-Lmitation upon number
of persons working unrestricted hours.
Notwithstanding any provisions OF the
foregoing sections Of this article. no
establishment comprised Of 20 workers
or less, whether or not such workers
are executives, proprietors, partners, OF
persons not receiving monetary
wages. shall be permitted to exempt
from all restrictions upon hours Of Ia
Dor more than one worker Except pro-
fessional persons, outside Saleamen, col
lectors, watchmen and store detectives)
for every i've workers or fraction there
of. No establishment Of more than 70
workers shall be permitted to exempt
from all restrictions upon hours OF Ia
bor more than one worker Except as
above), for every i've workers for the
first 20 workers, end more than one
worker Except as above) for every IL
workers above 20.
Section 6.-Hours Of work to be con-
secutive. The hours worked BY any
employe during each day shall be con-
secutiye, provided that an interval MOI
LONGER than one hour may be allowed
for each regular meal period, and such
interval not counted IS part Of the en-
ploye's working time. ANY rest period
which may be given employees ehau not
be deducted from such employees work
ing time.
Extra Heur Weekly.
Section 7.-Extra working hour ol
one day a week. On one day each week
employees may work one extfS hour
but such hour is to be included within
the maximum hours permitted each
week.
Section s-Conflict with State laws.
When any State law prescrtbes for any
class of employees shorter hours Of
labor than those prescribed in this
article, no employe included within
such class shall be employed withir
such State Tor greater NUMBER o.
hours than such State law allows.
Wages-Section 1. Basic schedule:
Of wages. On and after the effective
date Of this code the minimum
weekly rates Of wages which shall b
paid for work week as specified II
ArticleV v shall be as follows:
(A) Within cities of over 0,00(
population, no employe shall be paic
less than at the rate of $14 per weei
for a 40-hour work week, or less thar
at the rate of $14.50 per week for 9
44-hour work week, or less than al
the rate of SIS per week Tor . 4s-hou
work week.
(B) Within cities of from 100, 900 te
100000 population, no empl0ye shal
be paid less than at the rate Of 81;
per week for a 40-hour work week. ol
less than at the rate Of $3.50 PEA