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March 30, 1956
Toledo Union Journal
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
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The UAW announced it will accept membership transfers from eight additional international unions without initiation fees on a reciprocal basis, as decided by its Executive Board on Jan. 9 under the union's constitution. Emil Mazey, secretary-treasurer, detailed the policy.
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Members From 8 More Unions Can Transfer To UAW
The UAW will honor on a reciprocal basis transfer of membership cards from eight more international unions without payment of an initiation or other type of entry fee, Emil Mazey, secretary-treasurer, announced.
The unions are: Aluminum Workers International Union, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America (AFL); United Brick and Clay Workers of America, Flight Engineers' International Association, Insurance Agents International Union, Metal Polishers, Buffers, Platers and Helpers International Union, Office Employees' International Union, and United Textile Workers of America.
The UAW Executive Board voted to honor transfers on a reciprocal basis from the eight Unions at a meeting on Jan. 9.
The action was taken under Article 17, Section 12 of the International UAW Constitution.
The action means, Mazey said, that individuals presenting transfer cards from any of the above-listed International Unions, in addition to those already being accepted from International Unions formerly affiliated with the CIO, shall not be required to pay an initiation fee.
Members of the UAW transferring to jobs under the jurisdiction of these other International Unions will have their transfer cards accepted in like fashion, Mazey added.
The UAW will honor on a reciprocal basis transfer of membership cards from eight more international unions without payment of an initiation or other type of entry fee, Emil Mazey, secretary-treasurer, announced.
The unions are: Aluminum Workers International Union, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America (AFL); United Brick and Clay Workers of America, Flight Engineers' International Association, Insurance Agents International Union, Metal Polishers, Buffers, Platers and Helpers International Union, Office Employees' International Union, and United Textile Workers of America.
The UAW Executive Board voted to honor transfers on a reciprocal basis from the eight Unions at a meeting on Jan. 9.
The action was taken under Article 17, Section 12 of the International UAW Constitution.
The action means, Mazey said, that individuals presenting transfer cards from any of the above-listed International Unions, in addition to those already being accepted from International Unions formerly affiliated with the CIO, shall not be required to pay an initiation fee.
Members of the UAW transferring to jobs under the jurisdiction of these other International Unions will have their transfer cards accepted in like fashion, Mazey added.
What sub-type of article is it?
Union Announcement
Policy Update
What keywords are associated?
Uaw
Union Transfers
Membership Cards
Reciprocal Basis
Initiation Fee
Emil Mazey
Labor Unions
What entities or persons were involved?
Emil Mazey
Uaw Executive Board
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Key Persons
Emil Mazey
Uaw Executive Board
Event Date
Jan. 9
Story Details
UAW honors membership card transfers from eight specified international unions without initiation fees on a reciprocal basis, as voted by the Executive Board on Jan. 9 under Article 17, Section 12 of the constitution.