Shorter Workday on Saturday for Postal Employees. Excerpts from Hearing. Statements of Thomas F. Flaherty and Mary V. Halas.

Shorter workweek for watchmen and messengers in the Postal Service.
Published: (1937)

Night Work in the Postal Service. Extracts from Hearings on H.R. 3840, also H.R. 5697, H.R. 8117, and H.R. 9004. Statements of Thomas F. Flaherty, W. M. Collins, H. W. Strickland, Harry C. Weinstock, John J. Gorman, Mary V. Halas, John D. Murphy, John M. Torka, John H. Bartlett, and William R. Spilman.
Published: (1925)

Shorter Workday on Saturday for Postal Employees : hearings before the United States House Committee on Post Office and Post Roads, Seventy-First Congress, second session, on Feb. 12, 13, 1930.
Published: (1930)

Shorter Workday on Saturday for Postal Employees : hearings before the United States House Committee on Post Office and Post Roads, Subcommittee No. 1 (Post Office and Post Roads), Seventieth Congress, first session, on May 10-12, 1928.
Published: (1928)

Shorter workweek for employees of the mail-equipment shops.
Published: (1936)

[Eligibility of Interior Department employees for four-hour summer Saturday workday].
Published: (1931)

Hours of duty of postal employees and payment for overtime.
Published: (1944)

The eight-hour workday : its inauguration, enforcement and influences /
by: Gompers, Samuel, 1850-1924
Published: (1897)

Extending the provisions of the 40-hour law to pneumatic-tube-system employees in the Postal Service.
Published: (1939)

Forty-hour week for postal employees.
Published: (1935)

Providing 8-hour workday and payment for overtime for dispatchers and mechanics-in-charge in the motor-vehicle service of the Postal Service.
Published: (1940)

Granting postal employees credit for Saturday in annual and sick leave law, thereby conforming to the 40-hour workweek or 5-day-week law.
Published: (1939)

To amend the act to fix the hours of duty of postal employees.
Published: (1936)

Forty-four-hour week in Postal Service.
Published: (1929)

Night work in the Postal Service.
Published: (1927)

Fixing the number of working days per year for postal employees.
Published: (1941)

To reduce night work in the Postal Service.
Published: (1923)

To reduce night work in the Postal Service.
Published: (1923)

Providing an 8-hour workday and payment for overtime for dispatchers and mechanics-in-charge in the motor-vehicle service of the Postal Service.
Published: (1940)

[Law on minimum 7-hour Federal workday, and regulation on working hours for Agriculture Department employees].
Published: (1904)

To fix the hours of duty of postal employees, and for other purposes.
Published: (1935)

To fix the compensation of employees in post offices for overtime services.
Published: (1923)

Unwarranted conclusions regarding the eight-hour and ten-hour workday ; a critical review of a "Comparison of an eight-hour plan and a ten-hour plan". United States public health bulletin no. 106.
Published: (1920)

[Conference report on bill amending act to fix hours of duty of postal employees.].
Published: (1944)

Saturday half holidays for certain Government employees.
Published: (1930)

Extending benefits of the 8-in-10-hour law to employees of custodial service.
Published: (1941)

Extending the provisions of the forty-hour law to pneumatic-tube system employees in the Postal Service.
Published: (1939)

Limiting working hours of pneumatic-tube system employees to 8 in 10 hours a day.
Published: (1939)

The shorter workweek.
by: Greenbaum, Marcia L.
Published: (1963)

Halas: the autobiography of George Halas /
by: Halas, George, 1895-1983
Published: (1979)

Night Work in Postal Service. Extracts from Hearings.
Published: (1921)

Night Work in Postal Service. Extracts from Hearings.
Published: (1921)

Shorter working time : a dilemma for collective bargaining /
by: Hart, Robert A.
Published: (1984)

Night Work in Postal Service : hearings before the United States Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, Sixty-Seventh Congress, second session, on May 11, 18, 1922.
Published: (1922)

[Executive order reducing workday on Saturdays of July-Sept. for Army office staff and civil service employees at arsenals].
Published: (1906)

Eight-hour workday for railway employees. Opinion of the Supreme Court of the United States in the case of Francis M. Wilson, U.S. District Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, appellant, vs. Alexander New and Henry C. Ferris as receivers of the Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway Co., relative to the act to establish a uniform workday for railway employees, embracing both the concuring and dissenting opinions.
Published: (1917)