Montana labor news., 1937-04-22
ANACONDA FORMS
TEACHERS union
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VeStlgate these anu VIM
will cooperate on their finds with
Mr.. O'Byrne.
Business Agent Mogus made a re-
port of his activities of the different
unions in Anaconda which were well
received and the greater part Of his
report was concerning the Ushers,
| Cashiers and Door-men employed at
| the two theatres. These employees
| have Joined the Clerks union and
| after meetings held with MIR. En-
glish, representing the Washoe
| Amusement Co. a committee from
| the Central Labor Council and Bus
mess Agent Mogus, the following
| agreement was signed by all parties
concerned.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN ANA
CONDA CLERKS UNION, LOCAL
NO. 1041, R. C. l. P. A. AND THE
WASHOE AMUSEMENT co. OF
ANACONDA, MONTANA
That for and in consideration of
the mutual agreements herein con
tanned and of the benefits to be de-
rived herefrom to the various par
ties, it is hereby agreed by the var
ious parties who have hereunto af-
fixed their signatures as follows, to-
wit:
CLASSIFICATION
l. All persons employed by the
Washoe Amusement Company of
Anaconda in the following work,
cashiers, door man and ushers, shall
be members of the Anaconda Clerks
Union in good standing or shall be-
come members of the said Union af-
ter securing employment, this is to
be in effect only until such time as
the International Theatrical Work
ers Union shall claim jurisdiction.
WAGE SCALE
2. The scale of wages for door
men, cashiers and ushers shall be
as follows:
All male door men shall receive
a minimum wage of $14.00 per week.
All ushers shall receive SOC per
hour or a minimum wage of $1,000
per week.
All cashiers shall receive a mini
mum wage of $14.00 per week.
All door men, ushers and cashiers
shall not work over 40 hours per
week.
8. Costumes and other equip
ment shall be furnished by the Was
hoe Amusement Company.
4. This agreement shall be bind
ing the......day Off,, 193..----. and
shall be considered as renewed from
year to year thereafter, unless either
party hereto give written notice to
the other, of their desire to have the
same changed, such notice must be
given at least sixty days prior to the
expiration of this contract. If such
notice is not so given then this ayr
cement is to stand as renewed for
the following year.
Agreement Between Anaconda
Clerks Union Local No. 1041 R. c..
P. A. and the Washoe Amusement
Co. of Anaconda, Montana.
MOGUS PRAISED FOR HIS WORK
MIR. Mogus is certainly a worthy
Business Agent for the Council and
the Unions and his tireless efforts
of organizing and helping organized
labor here are appreciated by all
concerned. Much comment came on
the floor in regards to the un-em-
ployment situation in Anaconda and
regarding the influx of out of State
men coming into Anaconda and get
ting work. 1t was reported on the
floor there were over 800 men still
on relief rolls and it was also brou-
ght out the Out of State Automobiles
with their old state licenses on their
cars and parked where these men
are employed. The feeling at the
Council was that these people could
at least buy a Montana License for
their cars and upon motion and
passed the Secretary was instructed
to send a letter to the Deer Lodge
County Sheriff and advising him of
same and to see if this situation can
be cleaned up.
The committee reporting the adj
vising of the possible change of
meeting nights from the LIST and 3rd
Mondays to the End and 4th Mon
days was reported as progress and
is now in the hands of the Executive
Board. President Durkin advised
the delegates that if any change was
made it will be advertised in the
Daily papers. Copies of the Mon
tana Labor News were on the Roster
and there were several delegates
that did not get a paper and if this
interest keeps up copies will
have to be subscribed for. There
being no further business the Coun-
adjourned until its next regular
meeting in May.
Central Labor Council