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A clipping from The New York Times of December 6, 1946, printing the texts of the National Association of Manufacturers' statements on labor relations, collective bargaining and federal fiscal policy, adopted at its Congress of American Industry in New York the day before. Among the policies employers should encourage, the statement listed "Working conditions that safeguard the health, dignity and self-respect of the individual employe," a point bracketed in the margin of this copy. The rest calls for limits on strikes and compulsory union membership, little government role in labor disputes, a balanced budget and debt retirement.
- Published by
- The New York Times
- Series
- The Sumner Simpson Papers
- Date
- December 6, 1946
- Number
- Simpson no. 05657
- Rights
- Published by The New York Times, December 6, 1946.
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Johns-Manville's attorneys indexed the Sumner Simpson Papers. Their index describes this document as follows:
(Partially illegible) "Labor and Fiscal Policies Adopted by Manufacturers." Article gives the texts of the National Association of Manufacturers' statements on the basic principles of good labor relations and sound collective bargaining.
Related documents
- John F. McMahon to Sumner Simpson on the Manufacturers' Call for Healthful Working Conditions (1947)
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This is document 05657 of the Sumner Simpson Papers, as numbered in the collection's index.
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“New York Times, "Labor and Fiscal Policies Adopted by Manufacturers".” December 6, 1946. The Sumner Simpson Papers, Simpson no. 05657. The New York Times. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/articles/new-york-times-labor-and-fiscal-policies-adopted-by-manufacturers-1946.
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