Memorandum Prepared by Industry Members at the Request of Dr. John Steelman
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OCR Page 1 of 11(Memorandum prepared by industry members
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at the request of Dr. Steelman)
Pages 28, 29, 30, and 31 entitled "Summary of Recommendations
accompanying the March 20, 1952 recommendations of the Wage Stabilization
Board contained 18 recommendations.
At the collective bargaining conference between the steel workers
and the six companies (Bethlehem, Inland, Youngstown, Jones and Laughlin,
Republic, and United States Steel), Thursday April 3, Mr. Murray declared
essentially as follows:
"He wants to make it very clear that he will take not less than
the full recommendations."
At a later point in the afternoon of April 3 Mr. Murray referred
to the summary of recommendations and explained that a motion earlier
put by him involved acceptance "of each and every recommendation"
Mr. Patton inquired whether he was correct in his understanding
that the companies were being asked to consumuate an agreement on each
and every recommendati on without qualification of any kind. Mr. Murray
replied that he meant each and every one in principle.
On behalf of the companies, Mr. Stephens later in the conference
made the following proposal:
"After giving serious consideration to the recommendations of
the WSB, the six companies make the following proposal for
settlement of the steel wage dispute:
(1) General increase in wage rates of 9 per hour effective
March 1, 1952.
(2) Six paid holidays, double time for holiday work.
(3) Increase in shift differentials to 60 per hour for
second shift and 9c per hour for third shift.
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