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Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
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The Bronx Action Committee summons New York City relief workers to a meeting on August 2nd to oppose wage and hour cuts by the Relief Bureau, demanding minimum pay, accident compensation, and no staggering of shifts, planning citywide mobilization.
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NEW YORK.-The Bronx Action Committee of Emergency Relief Workers is calling together all workers on city relief jobs to fight the Relief Bureau's attempt to starve them and their families. At this meeting, which will be held Wednesday, August 2nd, at 7:30 p.m., at Ambassador Hall, 3875 Third Avenue, near Clairmont Parkway, a report will be given by the Action Committee on the work so far begun in the collection of signatures for the demands of (1) immediate cancellation of cuts in wages or number of working days per month, 2) a minimum of 12 days a month at $5 a day, (3) full compensation for accidents, and (4) no staggering of working days and shifts, the demands which are to be presented to the Mayor and Commissioner of Welfare Taylor. In addition, plans will be laid to mobilize relief workers throughout the city for the struggle to force the city to pay adequate relief.
All relief workers, on park jobs, sanitation jobs, etc., in Brooklyn and Manhattan and the rest of New York, as well as the Bronx, are called to this meeting.
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Ambassador Hall, 3875 Third Avenue, Near Clairmont Parkway, Bronx, New York
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Wednesday, August 2nd
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The Bronx Action Committee organizes a meeting for relief workers to resist cuts in wages and working days, collect signatures for demands including minimum 12 days at $5/day, accident compensation, and no staggering, to present to Mayor and Commissioner Taylor, and plan citywide mobilization.