The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-06
ARTICLE III. LABOR
 (Hours)

| No employee Shalli be permitted to work in excess of 40 hours in any one week or 8 hours in any l twenty -four hour period beginning at midnight, except as herein oth- erwise provided. A normal work day shall not exceed 8 z hours.
 Exceptions: Provided that chauf- feurs and deliverymen and cannery employees shall not be permitted to work in excess of 48 hours in any one week or hours per day.
 Provided further that watchmen shall not be permitted to work in excess of 56 hours per week Or 8 hours in any one day.
 Provided that this Article does not apply to persons in a mana gerial, supervisory or executive ca- pacity who earn not less than $35 per week, nor to interseason care takers living at the cannery.
 Providing further that this sec- tion shall not apply to employees during the emergency periods, not exceeding an aggregate of more than 12 weeks in any year, of load ing and unloading vessels or pre- pairing therefor including casing and labelling or while engaged in emergency maintenance or repair work
 Provided further that this sec tion shall not apply to employees engaged in driving, placement, con- struction, maintenance and/or re- moval of traps, nets, or other fish ing appliance, including those en- gagged in the operation of vessels pile driving, divers. or other marine equipment assisting in the per formance of such work and in go- ing to and returning from the same.
 Provided further t nat during canning periods employees may work in excess of the above maxi mum when necessary to preserve perishable products
 Section 2. Hours for Clerical
 and Office Employees. !, No person employed in clerical or office work shall be permitted to work in excess of 40 hours in any one week or 8 hours in any twenty -four hour period A normal work day shall not exceed 8 hours.
 Exceptions: During the period for closing books andlor taking in- ventory employees may work ad- ditional hours provided that over period of 12 months the total ad- ditional hours worked shall not exceed AS hours.
 Section 3. Employment by
 Several Employers.
 No employer shall knowingly permit any employee to work for any time which when totaled with that already performed with an- other employer or employers in this industry exceeds the maximum per mitted period.
 r ARTICLE ".
 LABOR
 tWages)
 Section l. Hourly Basis.
 No member of the industry shall pay any employee working else where than in Alaska and employed on an hourly basis at the rate of less than 321ac per hour for fe- males, nor less than 37lsc per hour for males.
 No member of the industry shall pay any employee working in AL aska and employed on an hourly basis at the rate of less than 25e an hour when board and lodging are furnished free to such employee nor less than 35c an hour when board and lodging are not furnish ed free to such employee.
 Section 3. Monthly Basis.
 No member of the industry shall pay any employee employed on a monthly basis whose work is prin- cipally within the cannery build ings at a rate of less than $500( a month when board and lodging are furnished free to such employed nor at rate less than $750O pel month when board and lodging are not furnished free to such em. ployee.
 No member of the industry shal pay any other employee, including office, accounting and clerical em. lployees, employed on monthly basis at rate less than $7000 C month when board and lodging art furnished free to such employee nor at rate less than s95O0 pel month when board and lodging art = not furnished free to such em s, ployee, excepting that outside O is Alaska no member Of the industr, . shall pay any such employee at s rate less than s6000 month wher