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February 4, 1952
Trainman News
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
What is this article about?
In Oil City, Pa., the Brotherhood union, Lodge 105, negotiates a 10-cent hourly pay increase, union shop, dues check-off, and company-paid welfare program including life, accident, health, and hospitalization insurance for Citizens Transit Co. bus operators. F. W. Stanley and committee assisted by C. C. Life.
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10-Cent Pay Boost
Won for Busmen
OIL CITY, Pa.—The Brotherhood recently won a 10-cent hourly pay increase for all bus operators on the Citizens Transit Co. property.
Under the agreement, the busmen, members of Lodge 105, also get the union shop and check-off of dues and insurance, and a welfare program embracing life, accident, health and hospitalization insurance—to be paid for by the company.
F. W. Stanley, chairman, and his committee were assisted by C. C. Life, field supervisor, in winning the pact.
Won for Busmen
OIL CITY, Pa.—The Brotherhood recently won a 10-cent hourly pay increase for all bus operators on the Citizens Transit Co. property.
Under the agreement, the busmen, members of Lodge 105, also get the union shop and check-off of dues and insurance, and a welfare program embracing life, accident, health and hospitalization insurance—to be paid for by the company.
F. W. Stanley, chairman, and his committee were assisted by C. C. Life, field supervisor, in winning the pact.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Pay Increase
Bus Operators
Union Agreement
Welfare Program
Citizens Transit Co.
What entities or persons were involved?
F. W. Stanley
C. C. Life
Where did it happen?
Oil City, Pa.
Story Details
Key Persons
F. W. Stanley
C. C. Life
Location
Oil City, Pa.
Story Details
The Brotherhood's Lodge 105 wins a 10-cent hourly pay increase, union shop, dues and insurance check-off, and company-funded welfare program for bus operators at Citizens Transit Co.