Ralph T. Seward. Series 2. International Harvester vs. United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America, 1949-1951.

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Ralph T. Seward. Series 2. International Harvester vs. United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America, 1949-1951.

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Consist of documents relating to cases arbitrated by Seward between the International Harvester Corporation and the United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America in the agricultural implement industry. Documents include awards and decisions, notes, correspondence, transcripts of proceedings, briefs, and exhibits filed as evidence. Issues arbitrated include dismissal, union interference with production, absenteeism, authority of arbitrator, sick pay, employee theft, incentive pay, seniority, job classification, wage rates, bumping, work assignment, overtime, layoffs, safety, strikes, time studies, racial discrimination, improper employer records, suspensions, falsification, discrimination for union activity, demotion, promotion, sex discrimination, compensation for medical appointment, holiday pay, composition of the bargaining unit, job displacement, vacation, sabotage, violence, employment testing, shop steward suspension for instigating strike, back pay, retroactive pay, arbitrator prerogatives, insubordination, work performance, and show-up pay.

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International Harvester company

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Seward, Ralph T. (Ralph Theodore), 1907-

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Arbitration Board No. 282 was established by Congress (1963) in an attempt to avert a threatened strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen (BLF and E) in response to employer attempts to reduce the number of firemen on diesel freight and yard trains. The award granted by the Arbitration Board allowed the railroads to reduce the number of firemen on freight and yard trains by 90% and was finally implemented in October, 1964 after several unsuccessful attempts by the railroad u...

United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America

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