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Federal Labor Union 1898, Bir
mingham, Alabama, and Birmingham
Water Works Company:
"Employes who are members of the
National Guard or any military or
naval reserve corps and who are
ordered to report for compulsory
duty, for encampments, training pc
riods, cruises or other similar COM
pulsory attendance requiring them to
be absent from their regular work,
may be excused from their regular
work according to the following:
a. Two weeks absence will be
granted within any year during which
time the company shall reimburse the
employe for any deficiency in his pay
received from any military or naval
service under his regular rate of pay.
"2. (a) Any absence for more than
two weeks within a year shall be
charged to the employees accrued va
cation so long as any vacation exists.
"(b) If absent for more than two
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tire vacation allowance, such absence
shall be on the employees own time.
"3. Any attendance at a citizens
military training camp which is en-
tirely voluntary on the part of the
employe shall only be authorized by
specific approval of the manager of
the company. If authorized, the time
absent from regular work shall be
charged to accrued vacation time. Any
time in excess of accrued vacation
time shall be considered as time Off"
Optical Workers, Federal Labor
Union 1879, Rochester, n. Y, and
Projection Optics Company of Roches-
ter:
an the event of war the United
States Government, any member of
Federal Labor Union No. 1879 en-
tering into any branch Of the United
States Government Service shall re-
tain his seniority rights with the en-
ployer."
Flour and Feed Mill Workers Union
2l762, Beardstown, ILL.,, and Schultz,
Baujan & Company Gllinois plant):
''The company agrees that should
this country become involved in war
and any employees are required to
leave for service Of the country, the
jobs of such men will be available
upon their return, and their seniority
shall be retained The union agrees
that the company shall have the right
to dismiss any employees subsequently
hired to replace those in service in
order to make jobs for former en-
ploycs absent in the service of the
country"
Smith Steel Workers Federal La
Dor Union 1896, Milwaukee, and A.
O. Smith Corporations:
"Any employe called into active
military service or who in time of war
volunteers into, the armed forces of
the United States Government or is
drafted by the Federal Government
shall be given leave of absence fol
and will accumulate seniority during
such periods Of service he will be re-
employed provided he is not dishon.
orably discharged and is physically
able to do available work in line with
his seniority at the current rate fol
such work and provided he reports
within sixty (6O) days within the
date Of his discharge"
Federal Labor Union 20553, Louis
vile, Kentucky, and Shannon BED
Manufacturing Company:
an the event that the United
States should become involved in tho
present war, it is expressly agreed
| hat all wage rates and schedules
shall be subject to reopening for fur
yhcr negotiations.
an the event the United States
should become involved in the present
war any employees called into service
or who volunteer their services, shall
IN their return from service be rein
stated in their original position and
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