National War Labor Board series 3. Non-Ferrous Metals Commission files, part b, 1943-1946.

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National War Labor Board series 3. Non-Ferrous Metals Commission files, part b, 1943-1946.

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Consist primarily of transcripts of hearings, briefs, and answers of unions and employers, and reports and recommendations of Mediation Panels regarding dispute settlement cases brought before the Non-Ferrous Metals Commission of the National War Labor Board. Include documentation for companies with names beginning with letters U through V. U-V companies: U.S. Potash Company of America vs. International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers IUMMSW), International Association of Machinists and Potash Workers Union (1944-1945) on issues of promotion, vacation, wage adjustment, wages, meal period, contracting out, position classification, shift differential, overtime, and hours of work; Utah Copper Company (Kennecott Corporation) vs. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, International Association of Operating Engineers, and IUMMSW (1943-1945) on issues of promotion, insurance, military leave, severance pay, meal period, shift differential, wage adjustment, portal to portal pay, wages, sick leave, vacation, arbitration, commuting, union shop and hours of work; Utah Copper Mines (Utah Block) vs. IUMMSW (1944) on issues of wages, seniority, vacations, sick pay, health insurance, recognition, union security, and arbitration; and Vanadium Corporation of America vs. IUMMSW, United Mine Workers of America, and International Union of Operating Engineers (1943-1944) on issues of military leave, sick leave, commuting, vacation, portal to portal pay, safety, shift differential, maintenance of membership, wages, union security, seniority, union shop, checkoff, and premium pay. Additional documents generated by the Non-Ferrous Metals Commission include directive orders; bulletins; handbook of dispute settlement procedures; minutes; summary of significant Commission actions; lists of dispute settlement cases brought before the Commission; correspondence of Commission members, and representatives of unions and employers regarding hearings and case disposition; and memoranda concerning wages, absenteeism, labor shortages, and production (1943-1945).

Series 3, parts a and b: 10.5 linear ft.

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