The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-02
Workers Mass Effort Must
Force Roosevelt to Fnlfill
His Promises to Give Jobs
find" these funds.
We must demand:

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We must demand:
l. A job or relief for every worker,
whether married or single, white or
Negro, native or non-citizen,
% A guaranteed 80 hour week with
four full weeks work each month. The
abolition of wage differentials be-
tween North, South and West. The
enforcement Of the minimum wage set
on every job, with standard trade
union wages as the minimum for all
skilled workers. Increases in wages TO
meet higher prices.
Right OF Negroes To Jobs
3. Workmen's compensation on all
Jobs. The government has an
nounced that workmen's compensa-
ton does not apply to relief jobs.
4. Right to organize recognition of
the job committees; right to belong
to any union OF the workers own
choosing.
5. Right Of Negroes to Jobs of any
Grades or categories, with equal pay
for equal work.
8. Against every form Of discrim-
nation against single workers and
11on-citiZens.
z. Suitable clotr ing, shoes, boots,
etc., for every worker.
8; Transportation to and from the
Jobs and no docking for time lost
through stormy weather. sickness, etc.
g.. Free rent, gas and coal, free
milk. clothing and shoes for children
Of the unemployed.
10. Workers control OF registra-
ton. -.-'..,
OrganizationaI Steps
In order to build up organization
to carry on the struggles on the re-
lief Jobs, the following steps should
be taken:
/. Immediate registration OF all
unemployed members Of the Party,
YCL, unions, Unemployed Council
and sympathetic organizations. ALI
unemployed Party and Vel members
should Immediately register for these
jobs since there is no more important
work for them at this time than
building up organization of the relief
workers.
2. Utilization of these contacts for
building up organization on the job,
for electing job committees COM
prising workers belonging to unions
and unorganized workers. Such or.
carnations as committees, assoeia-
tions, Cor Protective Union or any
other name the workers select should
De brought forward.
3. Organization Of meetings in
the various sections of the city for
the purpose Of setting up the union.
4. Linking up of the Job commit
tees through delegates into Relief
Workers Council which will be able
to take action on various Jobs.
TU.U.L. Must Be Active
The unions of the Trade Union
Unity League must be very active in
building these organizations, for re-
cruitment into their ranks and for
building and strengthening the OPP
position in the reforrnist unions. at
the same time, Party fractions must
be formed on each job and active re-
cruiting into the Party and YCL be
carried OH.
UAVlCfCL pOooiUlC IllQ plOfluCu ~
will not narrow down the limits Of
the organization, the Relief Workers
Protective Union should be linked up
with the Unemployed Council through
delegates.
While carrying on the organiza-
tlonal work, mass agitation must be
conducted--at the registration buros,
on the Jobs. in the neighborhood etc.
Good results can be obtained II
proper attention is paid to this very
important task.
This is most important task for
every District and Section Commit
tee, which must Immediately get on
the job. Great flexibillty must be
shown both in demands and form OF
organization. since experience will
teach us the best lessons.