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Preface
T h is b u lle t in c o m b in e s th e B u r e a u * s a n n u a l w a g e
c a le n d a r a r t i c l e , w h ic h a p p e a r e d in th e J a n u a r y 1969 is s u e
o f th e M o n th ly L a b o r R e v i e w , an d th e B u r e a u * s lis t in g o f
m a j o r a g r e e m e n t s d u e to e x p ir e d u r in g th e y e a r . E a c h c o n ­
t r a c t c o v e r s 1, 000 w o r k e r s o r m o r e . V ir t u a lly a ll o f t h e s e
c o n t r a c t s a r e o n f i l e in th e B u r e a u * s D iv is io n o f I n d u s t r ia l
R e la t io n s an d a r e o p e n to p u b lic in s p e c t i o n . I n fo r m a t io n
f o r a fe w s it u a t io n s w a s ta k e n f r o m p u b lis h e d s o u r c e s .
T a b le 9 l i s t s a g r e e m e n t s s c h e d u le d to e x p ir e in
b y m o n th o f e x p ir a t io n ; and t a b le 10 a r r a n g e s th e m b y
in d u s t r y . W h e r e th e c o n t r a c t h a s b e e n n e g o t ia t e d a lr e a d y ,
th e e n tr y h a s b e e n lin e d th r o u g h in b o th t a b l e s .
U sers
s h o u ld r e f e r to a p p e n d ix A f o r a l i s t o f c o m m o n a b b r e v i a ­
tio n s an d to a p p e n d ix B f o r c o d e s u s e d in id e n tify in g th e
e n t r ie s b y in d u s t r y , S ta te , u n io n , an d s c o p e o f a g r e e m e n t .
1969

T a b le 11 l i s t s 1969 w a g e r e o p e n in g s b y m o n th f o r
s e l e c t e d c o l l e c t i v e b a r g a in in g a g r e e m e n t s c o v e r in g 5 ,0 0 0
w o r k e r s o r m o r e . T h is l i s t i s d u p lic a t e d in p a r t in t a b le 8
w h e r e w a g e r e o p e n in g s a r e r e p o r t e d a lo n g w ith t e r m in a t io n ,
c o s t - o f - l i v i n g , an d d e f e r r e d w a g e i n c r e a s e s .
E x p ir a t io n s that w e r e r e p o r t e d to th e B u r e a u t o o
la t e to b e in c lu d e d in t a b le s 9 an d 10 a r e l i s t e d in t a b le 12.
T h is b u lle t in w a s p r e p a r e d jo i n t ly in th e D iv is io n
o f T r e n d s in E m p lo y e e C o m p e n s a t io n an d th e D iv is io n o f In­
d u s t r ia l R e la t io n s b y W illia m M . D a v is an d C o r d e l ia T. W ard.

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Contents
P a ge
D e fe r r e d and cu rre n t i n c r e a s e s ___________________________________________________
Who w ill b a rg a in ___________________
M u ltiyear c o n tr a c ts ________________________________________________________________
C o s t -o f-liv in g e s c a la t o r s __________________________________________________________
S ign ificant p r o v is io n s ______________________________________________________________

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2
3
5
7

T a b le s :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.

E x p ira tion and w age reop en in g dates in m a jo r
c o lle c tiv e bargain in g a g reem en ts _______________________________________
C o lle c tiv e bargain in g a ctiv ity , 1969—72 and l a t e r _______________________
D istribu tion o f w o r k e r s , by s iz e o f d e fe r r e d
in c r e a s e s in 1969 fo r m a jo r s itu a t io n s ________________________________
D istrib u tion o f d e fe r r e d w age and ben efit in c r e a s e s ,
in k ey situ ation s, 1969 __________________________________________________
T im in g o f d e fe r r e d w age in c r e a s e s due in 1969
in m a jo r s itu a t io n s ________________________________________________________
T y p ica l c o s t - o f- liv in g e s c a la to r in c r e a s e s
in s e le c te d in d u s trie s , 1957—68 _________________________________________
P r e v a le n c e o f c o s t - o f- liv in g e s ca la tio n in m a jo r situations
p rov id in g d e fe r r e d w age in c r e a s e s in 1969, by s iz e
o f d e fe r r e d i n c r e a s e s ____________________________________________
E x p ira tion , reop en in g, and w a g e-a d ju stm en t p r o v is io n s ,
s e le c te d c o lle c tiv e bargain in g a g reem en t,
January—D e ce m b e r 1969__________________________________________________
C o lle c tiv e bargain in g a g reem en ts exp irin g in 1969
by m onth o f e x p ir a t io n ___________________________________________________
C o lle c tiv e bargain in g a g re e m e n ts exp irin g in 1969
by in d u s t r y ________________________________________________________________
S elected co n tra ct reop en in gs by m o n t h ________________________
L ate lis tin g s b y m onth o f e x p ir a t io n ______________________________________

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3
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7
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14
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54
55

A p p en d ix es:
A.
B.

C om m on a b b rev ia tion s ____________________________________________________
D efinition o f c o d e s __________________________________________________________




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Wage Calendar, 1969
a g e c h a n g e s going into effect in 1969 for a large
proportion of workers covered by major collec­
tive bargaining contracts will reflect negotiations
that took place in 1967 or 1968 rather than current
negotiations. Bargaining activity will be relatively
light since a record number of workers— about 2
out of 3— are covered by long-term contracts that
specify deferred wage increases in 1969.
Major negotiations scheduled to take place in
the coming year are in electrical products, and
men’s shirts and other cotton garments manufac­
turing, for railroad shopcraft workers, in construc­
tion, and West Coast paper and lumber industries.
Deferred wage increases will be larger in per­
centage terms than in earlier years but the im­
portance of deferred wage increases will greatly in­
fluence the median wage changes actually going
into effect in 1969, which are the net result of nego­
tiated increases plus deferred and cost-of-living
escalator increases. Because deferred changes in
recent years have typically been smaller than the
changes that go into effect in the first year of a
contract and because they will be relatively im­
portant in 1969, the size of the average wage change
going into effect during 1969 will probably be
somewhat smaller than in 1968.

Workers (millions) to receive deferred wage
increases i n —

W

Year
1 9 6 9 ..._____
19681_____________________________
1967 1_____________________________
19661_____________________________
1965______________________________
19641_____________________________
19631_______
1962________
1961______________________________
1960_____________________ _____ —
1959______________________________
1958__________
1957______________________________

(3)

(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)

A U industries except
services, finance,
insurance, real estate,
and government
6.0
4.8
4.2
4.3
3.7
2.4
3.4
2.4
2.9
2.6
2.9
4.0
5.0

2

1 F igu res in clu d e 500,000 w orkers in 1968 (393,000 in industries excluding
services, finance, insurance, real estate, and go v e rn m e n t), 700,000 in 1967,
200,000 in 1966, 100,000 in 1964, and 115,000 in 1963 w h o w ere n o t in clu d ed in
p reviou s annual articles in this series because their settlem en t term s b ecam e
k n o w n after the articles w ere com p leted .
2 E stim ated.
3 N o t available.

Contracts for approximately 2.7 million workers
permit bargaining during 1969. This includes
about 2.44 million whose contracts expire during
the year and 234,000 whose agreements do not ex­
pire until 1970 or later but have provisions for re­
opening (tables 1 and 2 ). In 1968, the number of
workers affected by deferred wage increases ex­
ceeded the number who received negotiated in­
creases by less than 200,000.
The record number scheduled to receive de­
ferred wage increases in 1969 is due in part to the
high proportion of contracts subject to negotiation
in 1967 or 1968 rather than in 1969, and in part
to the fact that almost all of the 1967 and 1968
agreements provided for a wage increase in 1969.
Very few of the workers, whose contracts will still
be in force through 1969, will receive no deferred
wage increase during the year.

Deferred and current increases
More workers under major collective bargaining
agreements1 will receive deferred instead of cur­
rently bargained wage increases in 1969 than in
any previous year. About 6.1 million of the 9.3
million workers under major collective bargain­
ing agreements, for which information is avail­
able,2 will receive wage increases in 1969 as a re­
sult of negotiations concluded in earlier years, as
shown above.
1
Major agreements are those affecting 1,000 workers or more.
Government contracts are excluded.
Except in the 3d paragraph on page 3, and table 4, only
changes in wage rates are discussed in this summary; changes
in supplementary benefits are excluded.




A U industries
except government
6.1
5.1
4 .5
(3)
(3)

1

2
This estimate does not include about 1.5 million workers
covered under contracts that were either in the process of
negotiation in early December 1968, when this article was pre­
pared, or, if they had been concluded, had not been reported to
the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For settlements providing de­
ferred increases to an additional 135,000 workers reported too
late to be included in the tables, see Note, p, 13.

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Table 1. Expiration and wage reopening dates in major collective bargaining agreements
C o n t r a c t e x p ir a tio n s
Y e a r a n d m o n th
S itu a t io n s

W o rke rs
( in th o u ­
san ds)

S c h e d u le d w a g e
re o p e n in g s ‘
S itu a t io n s

T o ta l 2.................. ..

2 ,6 9 0

1 0 ,8 0 3

56

328

1969, t o t a l.................

758

2 ,4 4 4

30

234

L a te D e c e m b e r 1 9 6 8 J a n u a r y 1 9 6 9 ................
F e b r u a r y ________________
M a r c h ____ ____________
A p r i l ____________________
M a y _____________ _ ___
J u n e ____________________
J u l y _____________________
A u g u s t __________________
S e p t e m b e r ______________
O c to b e r ____________ ._
N o v e m b e r ____ __
D e c e m b e r _______________
U n k n o w n .* ______________

97
38
62
87
93
130
54
41
33
48
42
21
12

431
100
202
199
202
394
175
212
90
185
192
49
13

2
1

3
2

I
2
2
4

1
3
17
20

2

3

16

185

682

3 ,9 4 0

25

91

48

659

2

9

31
71
81
87
85
49

171
658
286
386
248
144
66
851
219
153
67
32

2
4

6
25

3

12

1

2

1970, t o t a l...............
L a te D ecem b e r 1 9 6 9 J a n u a r y 1 97 0 .................
F e b r u a r y _______
M a r c h __________
A p r i l .......................
M a y _______________
J u n e _____________
J u l y ____________________
A u g u s t _____________
S e p t e m b e r __________ .
O c to b e r ________________
N o v e m b e r .......... . . _ _
D e c e m b e r ________
U n k n o w n ________ _______
1971, t o t a l.......... ..
L a te D e c e m b e r 1970—
J u n e 1 9 7 1 ......................
J u ly - D e c e m b e r ________
U n k n o w n _________
1 9 7 2 _______________
1 9 7 3 ___________
..
1974 o r la t e r _______
U n k n o w n o r in
i n e g o t ia t io n 3____

33
70
55
37
19
16

13

38

2 ,7 7 1

1

2

336

1 ,4 7 1

1

2

182
21

1 ,2 4 7
53

23
8

86
52
15

677

1 ,4 9 5

539

3

S ig n ifica n t in d u strie s

W o rke rs
( in th o u ­
san ds)

R ailroad sh o p cra fts; petroleum re fin in g; a irlin e m e ch a n ics; H aw aiian sugar refineries.
A n th ra cite coal m in in g ; fu r m anufacturers.
West coast paper; con stru ctio n ; C a lifo rn ia g rocery cle rk s.
Construction.
C onstruction.
Construction ; m aritim e; lu m b e r; w om e n ’ s undergarm ents.
Construction ; sh ip b u ild in g .
M e n 's sh irts and other cotton garm ents.
C om m unication equipm en t.
Electrical products.
Electrical p roducts; te le v isio n and radio broadcastin g; New Y o rk area lau n dries.
None.
W om en 's apparel.

Railroads (e xce p t shopcrafts, locom otive engin eers, con ductors and brakem en, and sig n a lm e n ); w o m e n 's
and c h ild re n 's dresses; New York C ity Tra n sit.
West Coast fru it and vegetable can n in g; com m u n icatio n equipm en t.
T ra c k in g ; construction.
Construction ; rubber.
Construction ; w om e n 's apparel; New Y o rk hotels; paper.
Construction ; C a lifo rn ia gas and e le ctric u tilitie s ; New Y o rk C ity private h ospitals.
Construction ; w om e n 's knitted clothing.
Construction.
A u to m o b ile s and autom otive p arts; farm in d con stru ction e q u ip m e n t; m eatpacking.
Farm and con stru ction eq u ip m e n t; autom otive parts.
Autom otive parts; New York C ity taxicabs.
Chicago area food stores.
None.

Com m u n icatio n s; m etal and glass con tain e rs; con stru ctio n ; m e n 's and boys clothing.
S teel and related in d u strie s; com m u n ica tio n s; aerospace; b itu m in o u s coal m ining.
None.

1 Inclu des 185 000 w o rk e rs in la d ie s ’ ap pa re l in d u strie s in 1969 w hose con tracts
extend beyond 1969 b u t provide fo r possible wage reopeners d u rin g th e y e ar based on
in creases in th e C o n su m e r P rice in d e x .
2 T h e con tract e xp ira tio n da te s used fo r 2 coal m in in g agreem en ts cov e rin g 90,000
w o rk e rs and 19 railro a d situ a tio n s fo r 620,000 w o rk e rs are th e e xp ira tio n dates of th e ir
wage provisions. T w o u tility agreem en ts cov e rin g 17,000 w o rk e rs a re exclu ded since
th e y have no fixed e x p ira tio n o r reopenin g d a te s; agreem ents fo r governm en t w orke rs
are also exclu ded.

Who will bargain?

The bargaining that is scheduled to take place
in 1969 will be about equally divided between
manufacturing and nonmanufacturing industries.
Manufacturing contracts covering about 1.2 mil­
lion workers will expire, and contracts for about
200,000 are subject to reopening. The most impor­
tant contracts to be renegotiated are in electrical
products, apparel (men’s shirts and other cotton
garments), petroleum refining, lumber, and ship­
building.3 Contracts in the West Coast paper in­
dustry and some agreements in leather and
3
Contracts for workers in petroleum refining, railroad shopcraft workers, and mechanics of 8 major airlines expire on the
last day of 1D6C but have been considered as part of the 1969
bargaining and settlement picture.




3
Estim ates fo r each y e ar are incom plete because of the la ck of in fo rm a tio n on m an y
con tracts th a t exp ired a fte r e a rly D ecem ber 1968, w hen th is a rtic le w as prepared, or
expired e a rlier, but had not been reported to the B ureau of L ab o r S ta tistics o r w ere
s till in the process of renegotiation.
Note: Becau se of rounding, su m s of in d iv id u a l item s may not equal totals.

aerospace will also be on the bargaining table in
1969.
In nonmanufacturing, approximately 1.2 mil­
lion workers have contracts that expire and agree­
ments for another 38,000 can be reopened in
1969. Included are agreements for over 425,000
workers in the construction industry and for about
135,000 railroad shopcraft workers. Some con­
tracts in the maritime, gas and electric utilities,
anthracite coal mining, and retail grocery indus­
tries can be reopened or renegotiated. Negotiations
for mechanics of eight major airlines were under­
way in late 1968. Telephone agreements, orginally
scheduled to expire in 1969, were renegotiated
under clauses for wage reopenings in 1968 and ex­
tended to 1971 without reopening provisions.

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T a b le 2. C o llective bargaining a ctivity, 1969-72 and later
[Workers in thousands]
Y e a r of con tra ct te rm in a tio n 2

S ch e d u led w age reopenings in —

Total i
1969

1971

1970

1972 o r la te r

Indu stry

A ll industries.................. ...............................

U nkn ow n o r in
n e g o tia tio n 3

S itu a ­
tio n s

W ork­
ers

S itu a ­
tio n s

W o rk ­
ers

S itu a ­
tio n s

W ork­
ers

S itu a ­
tio n s

W o rk­
ers

S itu a ­
tions

W o rk­
ers

2 ,6 9 0

10,803

758

2 ,4 4 4

682

3 ,9 4 0

539

2,771

34

153

1,456

nr

45~

433~

20
28
22
14
135

i

7

2

6

S itu a ­
tio n s

W ork­
ers

677

19694

1970

S itu a ­
tio n s

W ork­
ers

S itu a ­
tio n s

1,495

30

234

25

91

758

23

196

19

66

6
92

5
123

2

2
1

10

1

17
11

23
21

16

185

9
14
48
39
24
2

15
19
62
36
43
2

1

2

1

1

1
1
1
8

3
1
4
20

12
8
13
33
18
36

12
22
26
78
22
99

1

1

1
1
1

1
6
1

W ork­
ers

Manufacturing.....................................

1,556

5,522

426

1,227

393

2 ,0 3 6

294

O rdn an ce and acce sso rie s.........................
Food and k in d re d p ro d u cts.......................
Tobacco m a n u fa ctu rin g ..............................
T e x tile m ill p ro d u c ts.^ ..............................
A p p are l and oth e r fin ish ed products........
Lu m b e r and wood products, except
fu r n it u re ..................................................
F u rn itu re and fix tu re s................................
P aper and a llie d p ro d u cts........................
Prin tin g , p u blish ing, and a llie d pro d u cts.
C h e m icals and a llie d p ro d u cts..................
Petroleum refinin g and related in d u strie s.
R u bb er and m iscellan eou s plastics
pro d u cts....................................................
Le ath er and le a th e r p ro d u cts....................
Stone, cla y and glass p ro d u cts.................
P rim a ry m etal in d u s trie s ...........................
Fabricated m etal p ro d u cts.........................
M ach in ery, excep t e le c tric a l......................
E lectrical m achin ery, e quipm en t, and
s u p p lie s ....................................................
Tra n sp o rta tion e q u ip m e n t..........................
In stru m e n ts and related pro d u cts............
M isce lla n e o u s m an u factu rin g in d u s trie s .

26
195
10
49
78

77
467
25
88
663

11
39
3
20
29

30
83
3
43
227

6
51

21
226

7
29

9
274

3
12
7
5
7

39
25
96
96
88
32

107
40
168
117
159
62

22
3
18
15
23
29

75
6
45
26
34
59

8

1
10
20
12

1
16
15
40

1

20
22
29
1

17
13
45
40
41
1

35
29
53
128
67
169

128
97
154
634
132
449

1
11
26
13
25
40

16
5
8
11
11
52

101
31
17
14
16
187

4
5
6
71
13
41

6
18
57
520
54
91

2

26
54
22
41
73

141
154
30
16

560
1,306
55
29

47
36
11
4

239
114
14
5

51
49
9
2

176
771
24
12

24
44
5
4

85
323
8
3

1
3

3
25

18
22
5
6

57
74
9
9

2
1

3
2

2

19

1,134

5,281

332

1,217

289

1,904

245

1,315

24

108

244

737

7

38

6

25

1

2

6

2
2

13
20

1
1

11
1

2

3

2
1

10
2

1

1

Nonmanufacturing..............................
M in in g , cru d e petroleum , and natural
gas p ro d u ctio n .........................................
Tran sp o rtation , excep t ra ilro a d s and
a irlin e s ........ ............................. .•.............
R a ilro a d s ......................................................
A ir lin e s .........................................................
C o m m u n ica tio n s..........................................
U tilitie s : E le ctric and gas..........................
W holesale t r a d e ..........................................
Retail trade, excep t re sta u ra n ts................
R e s ta u r a n ts ...............................................
Services, except h o te ls...............................
H o te ls............ ...............................................
C o n stru ction .................................................
Finance, insuran ce, and real e sta te .........

6

6

2

17

141

2

11

2

3

10

123

3

4

101
23
33
85
87
27
160
35
76
22
447
21

848
661
123
621
203
77
517
104
273
97
1,502
112

31
7
24
4
35
4
31
8
27
8
142
9

101
150
101
38
77
8
116
11
109
29
428
37

35
9
3
2
16
12
47
9
15
7
127
5

613
405
9
14
50
52
184
26
54
56
408
30

9

37

2
79
4
4
49
3
9
3
72
1

6
569
10
6
145
13
45
4
350
7

26
7
3

97
107
2

32
7
30
13
24
4
89
6

66
11
62
39
64
8
235
38

1 See ta ble 1, footnote 2.
2 Contracts e xp irin g in late D ecem ber w ere inclu ded w ith the to ta ls fo r the subsequen t
year.
3 S ee table 1, footnote 3.

The median deferred increase will be the high­
est on record in this decade— 4.1 percent (table 3 ),
compared with 3.8 percent in 1968. In both years,
the most common increase will be 3.5 to 4 percent,
or 14 to 15 cents— the amount that most automobile
workers and many workers in farm and construc­
tion equipment and the aerospace industry will
receive in 1969.4
O f the workers who will receive deferred wage
increases, approximately one-third are also cov­
ered by provisions for cost-of-living escalation. Be4
As indicated subsequently, minimum cost-of-living adjust­
ments guaranteed under escalator clauses have been considered a
part of the deferred increase. Contracts in automobile and related
industries specify that regardless of the level of the CPI, the
cost-of-living allowance will be at least 3 cents higher in 1968
than in 1967 and at least 6 cents higher in 1969 than in 1967.
Therefore, in each year 3 cents has been considered as part of
the deferred increase.




2

1

3
2
1

8
15
1

17

80

* See ta ble 1, footnote 1.
N ote: B ecause of rounding, su m s of in d iv id u a l ite m s m ay not equal totals.

cause a maximum limit has been established on
the size of the cost-of-living escalator adjustments
for most of these workers, such clauses typically
can add no more than 5 cents during 1969 to the
deferred wage adjustments.
M u ltiyear co n tra cts

Multiyear contracts may provide deferred bene­
fits, as well as wage changes. Taking such benefit
changes into account, the median deferred package
increase in key contracts will be 4.7 percent in 1969
(table 4) .5 This compares with 4.5 percent in 1968.
Workers covered by most key collective bargain­
ing agreements will receive deferred wage in5 Key contracts are those affecting 5,000 workers or more.

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T a b le

3.

D istribution of workers, by size of deferred in creases 1

in 1969 for major situations

A p p ro xim a te nu m ber of w o rk e rs affected (th o u sa n d s)

Average d eferred w age increase

Total..............................................

N u m b er
of
situ a ­
tio n s

1,022

A ll
in d u s­
trie s 2

Total
m anu­
fa c­
tu rin g 3

6,1 0 9

Food
and
k in d re d
prod­
ucts

3 ,0 0 9

249

26
31
67
84
120
64
410
381
273
369
1,564
952
406
251
166
66
207
161
34
67
0 332
79

12
7
58
55
89
51
198
196
118
250
1,371
186
276
50
17
4
24
6
1

1

14.7

1 4 .3

74
63
180
536
1,921
1 ,010
275
797
185
160
287
91
71
112
47
0 23O
71

38
52
133
347
1,456
361
122
166
57
41
145
7
29
7
2
3
42

4.1

3 .8

A p p are l

R u bber
and
m isce l­
laneous
p la stic
prod­
ucts

Stone,
clay,
and
glass
prod­
ucts

226

91

72

M e ta l­
w ork in g

T otal
nonm anufact u r in g 4

Con­
stru c ­
tion

2 ,0 8 7

3 ,1 0 0

5
1
13
17
66
17
137
69
88
98
1,327
96
79
32
2
3
10

15
24
9
29
31
14
213
186
155
118
193
766
130
201
149
62
183
155
32
67
*332
37

26
82
133
31
66
5 328
2

15.7

0

W arehous­
ing and
w holesale
and retail
trade

848

T ra n s­
porta­
tion

P u b lic
u tilitie s

423

1,018

544

7
17
3
23
27
14
78
13
35
44
7
52
25
47
14
6
4

2

S e rv ic e s

118

C E N T S P ER H O UR
U n d e r 5 c e n ts .........................................
5 and u n d e r 6 c e n t s . . . .........................
6 and u n d e r 7 c e n ts...............................
7 and u n d e r 8 ce n ts...............................
8 and u n de r 9 ce n ts...............................
9 and u n d e r 10 c e n ts.............................
10 and u n d e r 11 ce n ts...........................
11 and u n de r 12 ce n ts...........................
12 and u n de r 13 ce n ts...........................
13 and u n de r 14 ce n ts...........................
14 and u n d e r 15 c e n ts...........................
15 and u n de r 17 c e n ts...........................
17 and u n d e r 19 ce n ts...........................
19 and u n d e r 21 c e n ts...........................
21 and u n de r 23 c e n t s . . .......................
23 and u n de r 25 ce n ts...........................
25 and u n de r 30 ce n ts...........................
30 and u n d e r 35 c e n ts...........................
35 and u n d e r 40 ce n ts...........................
40 and u n d e r 45 ce n ts...........................
45 cents and o v e r...................................
N ot specified o r not com puted 0 . . .

14
16
18
30
34
25
107
60
70
59
70
116
76
60
20
13
48
36
16
19
83
32

Median increase.........................................

4
31
31
15
6
16
72
15
52
17
15
29
1J
7
1
3

4
2
1
3
1
43
1

11
3
1
87

9
5

4
126
4

3

1

3

42

2
0

0

26
0

0

0

25
3

23
50
80

6
5
6

4
1

4

3

9
4
10
3

92
168
81
65
60
43
10
7
3

3
1
125
642
42
56
103
30
1

2
3
11
4

-g

7

22
2
1
4
5
0

8
0

0

22
0

PERCENT 0
U n d e r 2 percen t
2 and u n d e r 2^
2J^ and u n d e r 3
3 and u n de r 3 ^
and u n d e r 4
4 and u n d e r
41*2 and under 5

Zyi

.................................
p e r c e n t .....................
p e rc e n t .....................
p e rce n t.......................
p e rce n t.......................
p e r c e n t .....................

percent
5 end under 51^ percent
5J^ and un de r 6 percent
6 and under
percent
and u n de r 7 percent
7 and u n der 7^* percent

. _ . ..

7
anH
im r lo r O
ft p
n owr rleInI tI . . ---------------------/ 7L 2i 4
1IIU UIIUCI

8 and un de r 9 p ercent
Q
anH
nnH or 1
n o rvr a
9 u
IIU UIIUCI
10
w pUI
wnlltl- -------------- * - - - -

10 and over
N ot specified o r not com puted 0..........
Median increase........................................

28
21
64
127
127
146
92
98
67
46
33
19
18
26
20
58
32

7
7
49
42
6
60
5
25
9
15
12
4
2
2
2
1
3
0

1
14
65
2

17
42
27
4

7
7
1

2

125

3

5

26

2
0

0

11,000).

4 Inclu des 33,000 in finance, insuran ce, and real estate, and 116,000 in m ining, for
w hich separate data are not shown.
5 T o tals in clu d e con stru ction w o rk e rs in the fo llo w in g in te rv als: 50,000 at 45 and

creases in 1969. Contracts in automobiles6 and
automotive parts, farm and construction equip­
ment, steel, aluminum, trucking, and aerospace
extend beyond 1969, and have provisions for de­
ferred wage increases during this year. The in­
crease in the automobile and related industries will
6
The contract between American Motors Corp. and the Auto
Workers expires in 1969 rather than in 1970, when contracts
with the three other major automobile producers expire.




26
45
57
193
1 ,374
182
77
83
11
8
1

4

i
A verage increase fo r a il w orke rs covered by co lle ctiv e b argainin g settlem ents. For
ad ditio n al inform ation regarding d efinitions, see te xt footnote 4.
3 Excludes governm ent.
3 Inclu des w o rk e rs in the follow ing in d u stry grou ps fo r w hich separate data are not
show n: Tobacco (22,000), te xtile s (8 ,0 0 0 ), lu m b e r and fu rn itu re (21,000), paper and
a llie d products (6 5,000), p rin tin g and p u b lish in g (41,000), ch e m ica ls and a llie d prod­
ucts (7 2 ,0 0 0 ), leath er and leather products (44,000), and m iscellan eou s m anufacturing

(

4
2
4
58

0

0

36
11
47
189
465
649
152
631
128
119
141
84
41
105
46
5 228
29
4 .9

5

0

24
1
11
9
10
86
37
96
83
20
38
74
41
79
41
187
12

4
6
24
42
46
64
54
87
24
41
17
1

6

2
4
7
129
383
16
31
433
9

11
475
25
10
6
2

1

7

5
6
6

7
3
2
14
3
2

19
5
35
4

8
5
5
0

8
0

0

0

u n der 50 ce n ts, 115,000 a t 50 and u n der 55, 24,000 at 55 and u n der 60, and 138,000
at 60 cents and over; and 37,000 at 10 and un der 11 percent, 83,000 at 11 and u n der
12, 21,000 a t 12 and un der 13, and 46,000 at 13 p ercent and over.
o Insu fficient in fo rm a tio n to com pute am ount of increase.
7 N ot com puted.
s P ercent of estim ated straig h t-tim e average h ourly earnings.
N ote: B ecau se of rounding, sum s of in d iv id u a l item s m ay not equal to ta ls. For p u r­
poses of th is table, average deferred w age increases in clu d e guaranteed co s t-o f-liv in g
increases u n de r escalato r clauses.

amount to about 3.6 percent.7 Most railroad em­
ployees will also receive deferred rather than
negotiated increases.
Other industries in which deferred increases
will be given to at least some workers in 1969 in­
clude food, apparel (including men’s and boys’
coats and suits), rubber, stone, clay, and glass
7 See footnote 4.

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Table 4. Distribution of deferred wage and benefit increases, in
key situations,1 1969
D eferred w age and ben efit incre a se s as a percen t of
e x istin g w age and ben efit e x p e n d itu re s

N u m b e r of w o rk e rs
(th o u sa n d s)

All settlements providing deferred changes...........................................

4 ,5 0 8

U n d e r 3 ................................................................................................
3 and u n d e r 3 H ..................................................................................
3^4 and u n d e r 4 ..................................................................................
4 and u n de r
.................................................................................
4 1 ^ and u n d e r 5 .................................................................................
5 and u n de r
..... ............................................................................
and u n de r 6 .................................................................................
6 and u n de r 6 M .................................................................................
6^4 a nd u n de r 7 . ...............................................................................
7 and u n de r 7 % ..... ..........................................................................
7 % and u n de r 8 .................................................................................
8 and u n de r 9 _ _ ......................................................... ........................
9 and u n de r 10................................................................. ..............
10 and o v e r . .......................................................................................

133
271
796
328
959
173
223
334
137
685
45
295
63
66

Median increase.................................. ......................... ................. ........

4 .7

i L im ite d to settle m e n ts affectin g 5,000 w o rk e rs o r more. Excludes governm ent.

products, metalworking, warehousing, wholesale
and retail trade, transportation, public utilities,
services, tobacco, textile, lumber and furniture,
paper, printing and publishing, chemicals,
leather, finance, insurance, real estate, and mining
industries.
A t least 850,000 workers in the construction in­
dustry will receive deferred wage increases in 1969,
about the same number as in 1968, but well below
the approximately 935,000 who had such increases
in 1967. As usual, most of the increases in
construction will be effective in the first half of
the year but some workers will also receive de­
ferred changes in the second half of 1969 (table 5).
O f the approximately 260,000 workers scheduled
to receive increases in the second half, about
160,000 will also receive increases in the first 6
months.
Deferred increases in construction typically will
be greater than those in other industries. The
relatively large increases reflect both the size of
construction settlements and the fact that, in con­
trast to other industries, deferred wage and benefit
changes in construction are typically larger than
first-year wage increases.
Most common increases in construction wage
scales will be 5 but less than 6 percent. Ninety seven percent of all construction workers will re­
ceive wage increases of at least 15 cents an hour,
and 93 percent of the workers’ increases will be
4 percent or more. In other industries, increases of
these amounts will affect 35 and 48 percent, respec­
tively. More than half of the construction workers
will receive deferred increases of at least 35 cents
or 7 percent, compared with less than 1 and 2.5




percent, respectively, of the workers in other
industries.

Cost-of-living escalators
The accelerated rate of increase in consumer
prices in recent years has rekindled interest in
cost-of-living escalator clauses and such clauses
were added to a small number of major collective
bargaining agreements during 1968.8 Despite these
recent increases in the number of contracts contain­
ing escalator provisions, at the beginning of 1969
only about 2.55 million workers9— less than 1 out
of 4 under major contracts— were covered by such
provisions. This compared to about 2.46 million a
year earlier and 2.2 million at the beginning of
1967 as indicated in the following tabulation.10

Year i

N um ber o f
workers
(In millions)

Year 1

N um ber of
workers
(In millions)

1969 ________________

2 .5 5

1962______________

2 .5

1968________________

2 .4 6

1961_________ _____

2 .5 - 2 . 8
4 .0

1967________________

2 .2

1960_______________

1966________________

2 .0

1959...........................

4 .0

1965________________

2 .0

1958_______________

4 .0

1964_____ ___________

2 .0

1957..........................

3 .5

1963________________

1.8 5

1January of each year.

The contracts negotiated during 1968 continued
the trend toward establishing a maximum limit on
the amount of escalator adjustments. By the end
of the year escalator clauses for about 1.9 million
workers, compared with about 1.5 million a year
earlier and 360,000 2 years earlier, included such
limits. In early 1966, such limits affected only
about 50,000 workers.
Most automobile, farm and construction equip­
ment, and aerospace contracts, and many in the
automotive parts industries specify a maximum
increase of 8 cents for each of two annual re-

8 Among the contracts that adopted escalation were those in
the glass container industry covering nearly 60,000 workers, the
tobacco industry covering 20,000, and the Pacific Coast shipbuild­
ing industry covering 17,000 workers.
9 To these workers should be added at least 825,000 workers who
are covered by smaller union agreements or are not unionized but
are covered by provision for cost-of-living escalation. These in­
clude 475,000 production workers in nonunion and small union
manufacturing plants and about 350,000 white-collar workers in
establishments where unionized employees are covered by escalator
clauses in agreements. The pensions of nearly 1.5 million retired
military and Federal Civil Service employees and survivors are
adjusted if the CPI rises by 3 percent for 3 consecutive months.
10 For a discussion of the prevalence and experience with esca­
lator clauses over the past 20 years, see M o n t h l y L a b o r R e v ie w ,
September 19-66, pp. III-IV .

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T a b le 5. Tim in g of deferred wage in creases due in 1969 in m ajor s itu a tio n s 1

Effective m onth

A p p ro xim a te
n u m b er of
w o rk e rs
affected
(th o u sa n d s)

P rin c ip a l in d u s trie s affected

Total.
R a ilro a d s ( e x c e p t s h opcrafts, locom otive engineers, con ductors, b rakem en, and sig n a lm e n ) and con stru ctio n .
Co n ta in e rs (cans).
G lass con tain ers, W est Coast fr u it and vegetable can nin g, and com m u nication s.
T ru ck in g , com m u nication s, and con stru ction.
Co n stru ction and com m u nication s.
C o nstruction , ap pa re l (m e n ’ s and b o ys’ coats and suits, and w om e n ’s blouses, sk irts , and sportsw ear), alu m in u m , and paper.
R a ilro ad s (e xce p t shopcrafts, locom otive engineers, conductors, brakem en, and signalm en), con stru ction, com m u n ication s,
aerospace, and rubber.
S teel, com m u nication s, and iron ore m ining.
M e atp a ck in g and con stru ction.
Farm and con stru ction e quipm en t, and aerospace.
A u to m o b ile s, autom otive parts, and fa rm and con stru ction e quipm en t.
C onstruction .

Ja n u a ry ___
F e b r u a ry ...
M a rc h .........
A p r il...........
M a y ............
J u n e ............
J u ly .............
A u g u s t-----S e p te m b e r.
O ctober___
N o v e m b e r..
D e ce m b e r..

1 Excludes governm ent.
2 T h is total is s m a lle r than the sum of th e in d iv id u a l item s sin ce a t le a st 590,000
w o rk e rs w ill receive 2 deferred increases and 5,300 w ill receive 3 increases in 1969.
2 A 3-cent guaranteed cos t-o f-liv in g escalator increase fo r em ployees of G eneral

M otors Corp., Ford M otor Co., and C h ry sle r Corp., to be effective O ctober 27, 1969,
w as com bined w ith a sch ed u led d e fe rre d w age increase of 3 percent in N ovem ber,
and not in d ica te d separately.

views.11 The national trucking agreement negoti­
ated in 1967 set a maximum increase of 4 cents in
each of two annual reviews. Contracts with Gen­
eral Electric Co. and Westinghouse Corp., which
expire in 1969, specified annual limits of 1% per­
cent in 1967 and 1968. Because of the accelerated
increase in consumer prices in 1968, the limits on

escalator adjustments were a factor in the size of
such increases in many contracts (table 6).
A very recent trend has been to accompany es­
tablishment of upper limits on escalators with
minimum escalator guarantees. Most automobile,
farm and construction equipment, aerospace, and
automotive parts agreements specify a guaranteed
minimum cost-of-living increase of 3 cents in each
of the two annual adjustments. The General Elec­
tric and Westinghouse agreements of 1966 pro­
vided a minimum of one-half of 1 percent for each
of two adjustments. These guaranteed minimums

11
In many of these contracts the size of the 1969 cost-of-living
escalator adjustment in excess of the guaranteed increase will be
calculated after diversion of 1 cent to defray the cost of an
additional holiday; the maximum increase in the cash allowance
is still set at 8 cents but this will go into effect only if the CPI
rises enough to warrant a 9-cent increase in the cash allowance
under the previous formula.

T able 6. T y p ica l cost-of-living escalator in creases in selected industries, 1957-68
Increases (in cents per hour) in allow ances effective in —
Indu stry
1968
A u to m o b ile s...............................................................
Farm and con stru ction e q u ip m e n t.........................
A e ro sp a ce ..................................................................
T ru c k in g .....................................................................
M e atp a ck in g ..............................................................
S te e l...................................................................
A lu m in u m ..................................................................
C ontainers (c a n s ).....................................................
R a ilro ad s....................................................................

Mean increase h ...................

i5
35
8 3-13
73
12

1967
i2 o r 5
35
4 3 -8
11
io 5

1966

1965

1964

11
11
< 5-10
83
8

4
4
4

3
3
4

4

4

1962

1961

1960

1959

1958

3
4 3 or 4
4 3 or 4
94
3

3
3
3
1
2
( u)
( ii)

22
4 1 or 2
3

4
4
4 lo r 2
4
3
13 3
3
3
(U)

3
3
4 2 or 3
2
3
1
1
1
3

6
6
4 4 or 5
6
8
9
9
9
5

<“ >
4 .9

5 .8

8 .3

1 Th re e q u a rte rly escalato r review s of th e co s t-o f-liv in g allow ance at .Am erican
M oto rs Corp. and 2 review s a t oth e r autom obile com p an ie s resulted in increases of
5 cents and 2 cents, respectively, in 1967 p rior to con tra ct e xp ira tion s in th e F a ll. New
3 -y e ar agreem ents at G en eral M otors Corp., Ford M oto r Co., and C h ry sle r Corp. changed
escalato r review s to a n n u al from q u a rte rly w ith a m inim u m of 3 ce n ts and a m axim um
of 8 cents in both 1968 and 1969. (T h e 3-cent guarantee in 1968 w as con sidered a
d eferred, rath er than an escalator increase, and exclu ded from the total show n.)
A m e rica n M otors Co rp . negotiated a 2 -year con tract w h ich provided an 8-cent wage
increase in 1968 ( in lie u of wage ad ju stm e n ts based on changes in the C P I) in addition
to a 3 -percent defe rre d w age increase.
2 Inclu des 1 cent d iverted fo r pension im provem ents.
3 Th re e q u a rte rly escalator review s in 1967 resulted in total increases of 5 cents
p rio r to con tract e x p ira tion s in th e F a ll. N ew 3 -y e ar ag reem en ts changed escalator
review s to a n n u al from q u a rte rly w ith a m in im u m of 3 cents and a m axim um of 8
cents in both 1968 and 1969. (T h e 3-cent guarantee in 1968 w as con sidered as a d e ­
ferred, rath er than an escalator increase, and exclu ded from the total show n.)
4 V ary in g by com pany.
5 R esu lting from 2, 3, o r 4 review s of cos t-o f-liv in g a llo w a n ce s p rio r to con tract




1963

4 .0

3 .3

3 .3

2 .4

2
12 3
3
3

2 .5

3 .4

2 .3

6 .4

1957
6
6
8 8 or 9
6
5
7
7
7
8
7 .0

e xp ira tion s d u rin g th e y e ar at m ost com pan ies. M ost agreem en ts negotiated in 1968
changed escalator review s to annu al from q u a rte rly , w ith th e first re v ie w in 1969.
3
T h e 1957 ch a n g e s a pply to e m ployees of o n ly a few firm s; escalator cla u se s w e re not
establish ed a t some o th e rs u n til 1958. B y 1965, m ost com pan ies had e scalato r cla u se s,
in clu d in g a ll th e large firm s on the Pacific Coast.
7 Allo cated to pension and/or health and w elfare fu n ds in som e agreem ents.
8 A 3-cent increase w as diverted into health and w elfare fu n d s ; no w age increase
w as granted.
9 Inclu des 1 o r 2 cents diverted into health and w elfare fun ds.
Resu ltin g from one sem ian n u al review p rior to con tra ct e x p ira tion s; new agree­
m ents negotiated d u rin g the y e a r d eferred the first sem ian nual review u n til 1968.
u Escalation discontinued du rin g the year.
12 Inclu des 1.5 cents diverted toward a projected increase in the cost of in su ran ce .
I®A 3 -ce n t increase w as d iverted toward a projected increase in the cost of
insurance.
ii
Averages w ere based on increases in in d u strie s w here escalation w as in effect
d u rin g the entire year.
N ote: D ashes indicate no escalation plan in effect d u rin g the year.

7

were considered as deferred wage increases rather
than escalator increases.
The trend of recent years toward longer inter­
vals between cost-of-living escalator reviews also
continued. The most notable development took
place in 1967, when annual reviews were substi­
tuted for quarterly reviews in most agreements in
the automobile and related industries. In 1969, at
least 2 million (78 percent of the workers with
escalation) will have annual reviews, about
425.000 will be under quarterly reviews, nearly
100.000 will have semiannual, and the balance will
be under monthly or various other types of escala­
tor clauses.
Nearly all escalator clauses specify the national
B L S -C P I as the index on which possible costof-living adjustments will be based. Only 90,000
workers have clauses tied to individual city
indexes.
Except for electrical products and airline me­
chanics, most contracts in which escalator clauses
are concentrated are not scheduled for bargaining
in 1969. These clauses are widespread in the auto­
mobile, automotive parts, farm and construction
equipment, aerospace, trucking, and meatpacking
industries, where nearly all major agreements pro­
vide for deferred wage increases during the year.
Although most workers under major agreements
with escalator clauses will receive deferred rather
than negotiated wage increases in 1969, only a
relatively small percent (33) of workers receiv­
ing deferred increases will be eligible for cost-ofliving adjustments (table 7 ). Escalator clauses are
rare in food production (except meatpacking),
construction, the manufacture of apparel, lumber
and furniture, paper, rubber, leather, printing and
publishing, warehousing, wholesale and retail
trade, gas and electric utilities, services, finance,
insurance, and real estate, and mining.
Significant provisions

Table 8 lists 102 selected major bargaining
agreements, each covering 5,000 workers or more,
applying in total to 3.3 million workers. Space
limitations preclude the listing of all major con­
tracts covering 5,000 workers or more under which
some action in 1969 is scheduled.12 The selection
was designed to cover a broad range of industries
and key bargaining situations; contracts in the
construction industry are not listed. Many of the
selected bargaining agreements expire or may be




Table 7. Prevalence of cost-of-living escalation in major situations1

providing deferred wage increases in 1969, by size of deferred
increases,

Item

All werkars with deferred increases..

A p p ro xim a te
n u m b e r of
w o rk e rs due to
receive d eferred
wage in creases
(th o u sa n d s)

6 ,1 0 9

P e rce n t o f
w o rk e rs covered
by c o s t-o M iv in g
escalato r cla u se s

33

Average Deferred Wage Increases2
Cents Per Hour
U n d e r 5 .........................................
5 and u n de r 6 ..............................
6 and u n d e r 7 ........ .....................
7 and u n de r 8 ..............................
8 and u n d e r 9 ..............................
9 and u n d e r 10............................
10 and u n d e r 11..........................
11 and u n d e r 12..........................
12 and u n d e r 13..........................
13 and u n d e r 14..........................
14 and u n d e r 15..........................
15 and u n de r 17..........................
17 and u n d e r 19..........................
19 and d n d e r2 1 ..........................
21 and u n d e r 2 3 ..........................
23 and u n d e r 25..........................
25 and u n d e r 3 0 ..........................
30 and u n d e r 3 5 ..........................
35 and u n d e r 40..........................
40 and u n d e r 45..........................
45 and o v e r...................................
N ot specified o r not com puted 3.

26
31
67
84

120
64
410
381
273
369
1 ,564
952
406
251
166

66
207
161
34
67
332
79

8
6
18
14
33
48
24
37
13
19
69
47

8
11
1

3

1

3
15

74
63
180
536
1,921
1 ,010
275
797
185
160
287
91
71
112
47
230
71

45
41
53
48
75
10
17
2
4
3

M a n u fa c tu rin g 3........................................ .........
Food and k in d re d p ro d u cts...................
M e ta lw o rk in g ....................... . ..................

3,0 0 9
249
2 ,087

49
30
63

N o n m a n u fa ctu rin g 3....... ....... ..........................
W arehousing, w ho le sa le and retail
tra d e ........................ ..............................
T ra n sp o rta tio n ......... ................................

3.1 0 0

19

423
1,018

4
53

U n d er 2 ..............................................................
2 and u n d e r 2 )4 ................................................
2j4 and u n d e r 3 ................................................
3 and u n de r 3 ^ ................................................
3 ^ and u n d e r 4 .............................................. .
4 and u n d e r 4 K ................................................
4}*} and u n d e r 5 .............................................. .
5 and u n d e r 5 J £ .............................................. .
5 ^ a n d u n d e r 6 .............................................. .
6 and u n d e r 6 J £ .............................................. .
6 ^ and u n d e r 7 .............................................. .
7 and u n d e r
..............................................
and u n d e r 8 ...............................................
8 and u n d e r 9 ..................................................
9 and u n d e r 10................................................
10 and o v e r.......................................................
N o t spe cifie d o r not c o m p u te d 3...................

1

15

Industry Group (Selected)

3 Excludes governm ent.
2 See ta ble 3, footn ote 1.
3 Insu fficien t inform ation to com p u te am oun t of increase.
3 Percent of estim ated straig h t-tim e average h o u rly earnings.
3 F o r sp e cific in d u strie s in clu d ed in the total, see ta ble 3.

reopened for wage negotiations between January 1
and December 31, 1969. (The effective dates of
these actions are printed in boldface type in the
appropriate columns of table 8.) Other agreements
provide for wage reviews based upon changes in
living costs or specify deferred wage increases
payable during 1969.
12 An expiration calendar for all agreements covering 1,000
workers or more will be available from the Bureau of Labor
Statistics early in 1969.

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T a b le 8. Expiration, reopening, and wage-adjustm ent provisions, selected co lle ctive bargaining
agreem ents, Ja n u a ry -D e ce m b e r 1969
Order ef Listing
M a n u fa ctu rin g
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

E le c tric a l products
A u to m o b ile s
M a ch in e ry
S h ip b u ild in g
O rd n an ce and accessories
F a b rica te d m etal pro d u cts
S te e l and a lu m in u m
A irc ra ft

9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

N on m a n u fa ctu rin g

R u bb e r
C h e m ica ls
Stone, cla y, and g la ss products
P ap e r
T e x tile s
A p p a re l
L e ath er and le a th e r pro d u cts
Food pro d u cts

17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.

M a ritim e
M in in g
A irlin e s
R a ilro ad s
Local tra n s it
T ru c k in g and w are h o u sin g

23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.

T e le p h o n e and telegraph
E le ctric and gas u tilitie s
W holesale and re ta il tra d e
Finance, in su ran ce , and re al estate
H otels and resta u ra n ts
Perso n al se rvice s

[1969 e xp ira tio n s show n in bold face l\

Com pany o r a s s o c ia tio n 3

U n io n 3

A p p ro x i­
mate
n u m ber of
em ployees
covered

P ro v isio n s e ffective Ja n u a ry-D e ce m b e r 1969 fo r—
C o n tract
te rm «
Wage reopenin g

A u to m a tic cost-ofliv in g r e v ie w 3

D eferred wage in crease (h o u rly
rate un le ss oth e rw ise s p e cifie d )

1. Electrical products
A d m ira l Corp. (G re a te r
Chicago M e tro p olita n area).
G en eral E le ctric C o ...................

E le ctrica l W o rke rs
(IB E W ).
E lectrical W o rkers
(IU E ).
G en eral E le ctric C o ...................
E le ctrica l W o rke rs
(U E ) (In d .).
Radio Corp. of A m e ric a .............. E le ctrica l W o rke rs
(IU E ).
Raytheon Co. (M a s s a c h u s e tts ). E lectrical W o rkers
(IB E W ).
W estern E le ctric Co., Inc.
____ d o .....................
(K e arn e y , N.J.).
W estern E le ctric Co., Inc.
____ d o .....................
(In d ia n a p o lis, Ind.).
W estern E le ctric Co., Inc.
____ d o .....................
(C o lu m b u s, O hio).
W estinghouse E le ctric C o rp ___
E le ctrica l W o rkers
(U E ) (In d .).
E le ctrica l W o rke rs
W estingh ou se E le ctric C o rp ___
(IU E ).
Federation of W est­
W estinghouse E le ctric C o rp ___
inghouse Inde­
pendent S a la rie d
U n ion s (In d .).

A m e rica n M oto rs Corp.
(M ic h ig a n and W isconsin ).
C h ry s le r Corp., production
and m ain ten an ce.
Ford M otor Co
G en eral M oto rs Corp

A u to W o rkers
(In d .).
do

6 ,5 0 0
85 .0 0 0
15.000

12,200

10.000
11,500
6 .4 0 0
5,1 0 0
7 .4 0 0
40 .0 0 0
14.000

9 ,5 0 0
105.000

do

165.000

do

390.00 0

Oct. 1966 to
Sept1969T
Oct. 1966 to
O ct 1969.
Oct. 1966 to
O ct 1999.
Ju n e 1967 to
M ay 1971,
Ja n . 1967 to
Aug. 1969.
Dec. 1966 to
Dec. 1969
Sep t. 1966 to
Sept 1969.
Nov. 1966 to
O ct 1969.
Oct. 1966 to
Nov. 1969.
Oct. 1966 to
Nov. 1969.
Oct. 1966 to
Nov. 1969.

June 2. 1969, 4 percent.

Oct. 1967 to
Oct 1969.
Nov. 1967 to
S e p t 1970.
O c t 1967 to
S ept. 1970.
Dec. 1967 to
S e p t 1970.

O ct 27,1969.................

Nov. 24,1969; 9 -1 8 cents.

O ct 27, 1969.................

Nov. 24,1969; 9.5-17.5 cents.

O ct 27, 1969.................

Nov. 24,1969 ; 9 -2 0 cents.

.

Q u a rte rly (M a r.,
Ju n e , Sept., Dec.).

.

O ct 6,1969...................

Jan. 1,1969 ; 9-21 ce n ts fo r tra ctor
and fo u n d ry w ork e rs; 17-22
ce n ts fo r s k ille d trades.
O ct 6,1969; 9 -1 5 ce n ts fo r b a sic
h o u rly rates.

O ct 27, 1969.................

Nov. 24,1969; 9 -1 6 cents.

.

Q u a rte rly (Jan.,
A p r., Ju ly , Oct.).

O ct 20,1969: 10 cents to base
rates.

3. Machinery, excopt electrical

B rigg s and S tratto n Corp.
(M ilw a u k e e , W is.).
J. I. Case C o ____________

C a te rp illa r T ra cto r Co
C u m m in s Engine Co., Inc.
(C o lu m b u s, Ind.).
G eneral M otors C o rp ............
W h irlp o o l Corp. (E v a n sv ille ,

A llie d In d u stria l
W orkers.
A u to W orkers
(Ind.).
do.
D iesel W o rke rs'
U nion (In d .).
Electrical W o rkers
(IU E ).
____ d o ___________

6 .0 0 0
7 .0 0 0

2 6 ,3 0 0
5,2 0 0
2 9 ,0 0 0
6 ,8 0 0

Aug. 1965 to
July 1969
Jan. 1967 to
Dec. 1969/
Oct. 1967 to
Oct. 1970.
M ar. 1966 to
Feb. 1969.
Dec. 1967 to
S e p t 1970.
O c t 1967 to
Oct. 1970.

4. Shipbuilding

G en eral D yn am ics Corp.,
E le ctric B o at D iv isio n
(G roton. Conn.).
N e w p ort N ew s S h ip b u ild in g
and D ry D ock Co. (N e w p o rt
N ew s. va.).
P acific c o a s t S h ip b u ild e rs
A ssociation.

See footn otes a t end of table.




M etal Tra de s
C o u n cil of New
London County.
Pe n in su la S h ip ­
b u ild e rs A sso ­
cia tion (Ind.).
P acific Coast
D is tric t M etal
Tra de s C ouncil.

8 ,0 0 0

1969; 3 percent.

J u ly 1968 to
Ju n e 1972/

15,000

J u ly 1965 to
July 1969.

12,000

J u ly 1968 to
Ju n e 1971/

Apr. 1,1969...................

Apr. 1,1969; 15 cents.

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T a b le 8. Continued— Expiration, reopening, and w age-adjustm ent provisions

C om pany or association 2

U nion »

A p p ro x i­
mate
n u m ber of
em ployees
covered

P ro v isio n s effective Ja n u a ry-D e ce m b e r 1969 fo r—
C ontract
term *
Wage reopenin g

A u to m a tic cost-ofliv in g review »

D eferred w age in cre a se (h o u rly
rate u n le ss oth e rw ise sp e cifie d )

5. Ordnance and accessaries

G en eral D yn am ics Corp.,
C o n v a ir D ivisio n .
M a rtin -M a rie tta Corp., M a rtin
Co. D ivision.

M a c h in is ts ............ .

6 ,4 0 0

A u to W orkers
(Ind.).

8 ,0 0 0

Q u arterly ( M a n .
Ju n e, Sept., Dec.).
Q u arterly (Jan.,
A p r., Ju ly , Oct.).

Oct. 1965 to
Oct. 1970.
Nov. 1966 to
Nov. 1969.

Oct. 13,1969; 8 cents.

6. Fabricated metal products

A m e rica n Can Co.

Ste e lw ork e rs.

16,000

Feb. 1968 to
Feb. 1971.

Feb. 1,1969; 10-20.5 cents-»standard
h o u rly wage rates; $4-98.80
per w e ek -sta n d a rd w e e k ly rates.

7. Steel and aluminum

A lu m in u m Co. of Am e rica .

A lu m in u m W o rke rs.

A lu m in u m Co. of A m e rica

S te e lw ork e rs.

11,000

do.

9 ,0 0 0

do.

400,00 0

K a ise r A lu m in u m and
C h e m ical Corp.
11 m ajor b a sic ste e l com pam es— production and
m ain ten an ce em ployees:
A lle g h e n y Lu d lu m S te e l C o r p . .
A rm co S te e l C o rp .......................
B ethlehem S te e l C o rp ................
C. F. and I. S te e l Co (fo rm e rly
Colorado F jje l and Iron
Co rp .) (M a ss, and Colo.).
Inlan d S te e l C o ...........................
Jo n e s and L au g h lin Steel
Corp. (P a . and O hio).
N ational S te e l Corp., G reat
L ak e s S te e l D ivisio n
(M ich ig a n ).
P ittsb u rg h S te e l C o ....................
R e p u b lic S te e l C o rp ....................
U nited Sta te s S te e l C o rp ...........
Youngstow n Sh e et and
T u be Co.

9 ,0 0 0

1968 to 1971«.

1969; 8 cents ( p lu s a d d itio n a l
increase in in crem en ts betw een
jo b grades).
1969; 12 cents.

Ju n e 1968 to
M ay 1971.«
Ju n e 1968 to
M ay 1971.«
Aug. 1968 to
J u ly 1971.0

1969; 12 cents.
Aug. 1,1969; 12-21.3 ce n ts (12
cents g eneral increase p lu s
0.3 cents in cre m e n t increase).

6. Aircraft

B eech A irc ra ft Corp. (K a n sa s
and C olorado).

M a c h in is ts ................

7 ,7 0 0

J u ly 1966 to
Oct. 1969.

Q u a rte rly ( M a r .
Ju n e , S ept., Dec.).

B e ll Ae ro sp a ce Corp., B e ll
H e lico p te r D iv isio n (T a rra n t
and D a lla s C ounties,Tex.).
B o ein g Co. (S e a ttle -R e n to n ,
W ash., and O gden, Utah).

A u to W orkers (In d .).

6 ,6 0 0

Ju n e 1966 to
June 1969.

Q u a rte rly (M ar.,
Ju n e , S ept., Dec.).

S e a ttle Pro fessio n al
Engineering
Em ployees
A sso cia tio n
(Ind.).
M a c h in is ts ..

13,400

Ju n e 1967 to
June 1969.

6 8 ,0 0 0

O ct. 1968 to
S e p t. 1971.8

B o ein g C o .....................

...........

U n ited A irc ra ft C o rp a S ik o rs k y
A irc ra ft D iv isio n (B rid g e p o rt
and S tratfo rd, Conn.).

T e a m ste rs ( I n d . ) . . .

5,0 0 0

Escalator cla u se to
p ro v id e m in . 3£
m ax. 8£ increase
in 1969.

1969 ; 3 p e rce n t ( 9 -1 4 cents).

Feb. 1966 to
Feb. 1969.

9. Rubber

Firestone T ire & R u b b e r C o . . .

17,000

J u ly 1967 to
A p r. 1970.

B. F. Goodrich C o ....................... .........d o .............

11,000

G oodyear T ire & R u b b e r C o ___

2 0 ,3 0 0

J u ly 1967 to
A p r. 1970.«
J u ly 1967 to
A p r. 1970.
J u ly 1967 to
A p r. 1970.

R u bb e r W o rk e rs___

.d o ............

U n iro y al Inc. (U .S. R u b b e r)___ .........d o .......................

See footn otes a t end of ta ble .




2 2 ,0 0 0

June 30,1969; 13 c e n ts ( 1 -2 ce n ts
of th is in cre a se is fo r in e q u ity
ad ju stm e n t a t 2 plants.)
June 30,1969; 13 cents.
June 30,1969; 13 cents.
June 30,1969; 13 cents.

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T a b le 8. Con tin u ed— Expiration, reopening, and wage-adjustm ent p rovisions

Com pany o r a s s o c ia tio n 2

U n io n 2

A p p ro x i­
m ate
n u m b er of
em ployees
covered

P ro v isio n s e ffective Ja n u a ry -D e ce m b e r 1969 fo r—
Co n tract
term «
Wage reopenin g

A u to m a tic cost-ofliv in g r e v ie w 5

D eferred w age in crease (h o u rly
rate u n le ss oth erw ise sp e cifie d )

Q u a rte rly (M a r.,
Ju ne. Sept., Dec.).

Mar. 10,1969; 12 ce n ts (add.
five -ten th s c e n t p e r la b o r grade
sta rtin g a t L ab o r G rade 2 as of
M ar. 9,1 9 6 9 ).
June 1,1969; 13 cents.

10. Chemicals
D ow C h e m ica l Co. (M id la n d
and B ay C ity, M ich .).

M in e W orkers,
D is tric t 50 (Ind.).

6 ,5 0 0

M ar. 1968 to
M ar. 1971.

F M C Corp., A m e rica n V iscose
D ivisio n .

T e x tile W orkers
Union.

8 ,6 0 0

Ju n e 1968 to
Ju n e 1971.®

11. Stone, clay, and glass products
G lass C o n ta in e r M a n u fa ctu re rs
Institu te, Inc., N a tio n a l
G lass C o n ta in e r M u ltiE m p lo y er Pro d u ctio n and
M ain ten an ce C o n tract
(I nterstate— e xclu din g
W est Coast).

G lass B o ttle

P ittsb u rg h P la te G lass Co.,
G lass D ivisio n .

G lass and
C e ram ic
W orkers.

35,0 0 0

M a r. 1968 to
Blow ers.

9 ,0 0 0

Mar. 1,1369; ( if CPI
Feb. 1971. increases 2\$ per­
cent o r next
cale n d ar month
a fte r p re lim in a ry
figures show ing
percent
increase are
released).

Mar. 1,1969; 4 pe rce n t (b ase
h o u rly rates).

Feb. 1966 to
Feb. 1969.

12. Paper
In te rn a tion a l P ap e r Co.,
So u th ern K ra ft D ivisio n .

P a cific C oast A sso cia tio n of
P u lp and P ap e r
M an u factu rers.

P a p e rm a k e rs and
P a p e rw o rk ers;
P u lp and
S u lp h ite
W o rke rs; and
E le ctrica l
W o rke rs (IB E W ).
A sso cia tio n of
W estern P u lp
and P a p e r
W o rke rs (I nd.).

11,500

J u n e 1967 to
M ay 1970.

20,100

M ar. 1967 to
Mar. 1969

June 1,1969; 17 cents.

13. Textiles
D an R iv e r M ills , Inc.
(D a n v ille , Va.).
K n itted O uterw ear
M a n u fa ctu re rs Assn.,
Pe n n sy lv a n ia D is tric t
(P h ila d e lp h ia , Pa. area).
T e x tile D yeing, P rin tin g and
Fin ish in g In d u stry.

U n ited T e x tile
W orkers.
L a d ie s ' G arm ent
W orkers.

8 ,8 0 0

T e x tile W o rkers
Union.

9 ,5 0 0

8 ,3 0 0

Nov. 1966 to
Nov. 1969.
J u ly 1966 to
June 1969

A t any tim e, on 30 d a y s' notice
(a t 6 m onth intervals).
In event o f rise in C .P.I. fo r
P h ila d e lp h ia , on 15 d a y s ’
notice.

O c t 1966 to
O ct 1969.

14. Apparel
Asso cia te d F u r M a n u fa ctu re rs
M e at C u tte rs ............
Inc. (G re a te r N ew Y o rk area).
C lo th in g M a n u fa c tu re rs'
C lo th in g W o r k e r s .. .
A sso cia tio n o f th e U .S .A.
C lu ett, Peabody & Co., Inc.,
____ d o .......................
A rro w Co. D iv isio n
N ew Y o rk C o a t and S u it
L a d ie s ’ G arm ent
Asso ciatio n , Inc.
W orkers.

P o p u la r P ric e d D ress
M an u fa ctu rin g Group, Inc.;
P o p u la r P ric e D re ss
Co n tracto rs Asso cia tio n ,
Inc.; U nited B e tte r D re ss
M an u fa ctu re rs Asso ciatio n ,
Inc.; N a tio n a l D re ss
M an u fa ctu re rs A ssociation,
Inc.; and A ffilia te d D re ss
M an u fa ctu re rs, Inc.

do.

7 .0 0 0
125,00 0
9 .0 0 0
4 2 ,000

80,0 0 0

Feb. 1965 to
Feb. 1969.
Ju n e 1968 to
M ay 1971.
Sept. 1966 to
Aug. 1969.
Ju n e 1967 to
M ay 1970.

Feb. 1967 to
Jan. 1970.

June 2 ,1 9 6 9 ,1 7 ^ cents.

In e v e n t th e cost of liv in g sh a ll
have rise n sin ce M ay 15,
1967, th e un ion m ay give
notice on o r before A p r. 15
fo r fa ll season o r S e p t 15
fo r sp rin g season.
In th e e v e n t of an increase o r
d ecrease in cost of liv in g
sin ce Jan . 15,1967.

15. Leather and leather preducts
M assach u se tts S h o e M an u ­
fa c tu re rs (M assa ch u se tts).

See footn otes a t end of table.




U n ite d S h oe
W orkers.

6 ,0 0 0

Jan. 19 6 7 to
Jan. 1969.

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T a b le 8. Continued— Expiration, reopening, and wage-adjustm ent provisions

Com pany o r a ssociation 3

U n io n 3

A p p ro x i­
mate
n u m b er of
em ployees
covered

P ro v isio n s e ffective J a n u a ry -D e ce m b e r 1969 fo r—
Co n tract
term *
Wage reopenin g

A u to m a tic cost-ofliv in g r e v ie w 3

D eferred w age in crease (h o u rly
rate u n le ss oth erw ise sp e cifie d )

16. Feed products
C a lifo rn ia P rocessors, Inc.
(C a lifo rn ia ).
N a tio n a l B is c u it C o ............

S u ga r Pla n tatio n C o m p a n ie s'
Negotiatin g C om m ittee
(H a w a ii).
A rm o u r and C o .......................

T e a m ste rs ( I n d . ) . . .

7 5 ,0 0 0

A m e rica n B a ke ry
and C o n fe ction ­
e ry W orkers.
Lon gshorem en and
w arehousem en
(Ind.).
M e at C u tte rs ........_..

9 ,0 0 0

Mar. 1,1969; 11-20 cents.

M ar. 1967 to
Feb. 1970.
S e p t 1967 to

Aug. 1969.®

10,000

Feb. 1966 to
Jan. 1969.

12,000

M ar. 1967 to
Aug. 1970.

S e m i-a n n u a lly
(Ja n . and Ju ly ).

Sept 1,1969; 11 ce n ts ( p lu s up to
8 c e n ts in sp e cifie d lo catio n s to
re du ce o r e lim in a te e x istin g
wage ra te d iffe ren tals e x istin g
b etw een such local rate and th e
A rm o u r A F L -C IO P atte rn Rate).

17. Maritime

M a ritim e S e rv ic e C om m ittee
Inc. (p a sse n g e r and d ry
cargo sh ip op eratorsun licen sed personn el)
( A tla n tic and G u lf Coasts).
Sta n d a rd Fre ig h tsh ip A g re e ­
m en t; and S ta n d a rd T a n k e r
a greem en t-u nlicensed sea­
m en (A tla n tic , G u lf, L a k e s
and Inland W aters D istrict).
P acific M aritim e A s s o c ia tio n ...

M a ritim e ...................

2 1 ,0 0 0

Aug. 1963 to
June 1969.

S e a fa re rs ..................

12,000

O c t 1967 to
June 1969.

Ju n e 1965 to
June 1969.
J u ly 1966 to
J u n e 1971.

S e a fa re rs..................

13,400

P acific M aritim e A sso cia tio n
(P a c ific Coast).

Lon gshorem en and
W arehousem en
(Ind.).

16,000

T a n k e r S e rv ice Com m ittee,
Inc. (ta n k e r com pan iesu n licensed seam en)
(A tla n tic and G u lf Coasts).

M a ritim e ...................

5,6 0 0

June 30,1969; 20 c e n ts fo r long­
sh o rem en on 6 -h r. d ay; 2 2 ^
ce n ts to longshorem en on 8-hr.
s t tim e ba sis a n d to c le rk s ;
25 ce n ts to c le rk su p e rv iso rs; and
27 ce n ts to c le rk ch ie f
su p e rv iso rs.

Aug. 1963 to
June 1969.-

19. Mining

A n th ra cite O perators
(Pe n n sy lv a n ia ).
B itu m in o u s Coal O perators

M in e W o rke rs
(Ind.).
do

10,000

S e p t 1966 to

80 ,0 0 0

O ct. 1968 to

Open End.

On o r a fte r Feb. 1,1969 on
60 d a ys’ notice.

O ct 1, 1969; $2 per day. Wage

Open End.8

d iffe re n tia l in Ala b am a and
W est K e n tu ck y w ill be ab olish ed
in fo u r steps.
19. Airlines

Pan A m e rica n W orld A irw a y s,
Inc., A ir lin e M ech an ics, and
G round S e rv ic e Em ployees.

T ra n sp o rt W o rk e rs ..

9 ,6 0 0

Dec. 1966 to
Mar. 19H«

20. Railroads
C la ss I R a ilro ad s:
N on-operatin g un ions
M aintenance of W ay
Em ployees.
T ra n sp o rta tion C om m unication
Em ployees.
Hotel and Restau­
ran t Em ployees.
R a ilw a y C le rk s .........

8 9 .0 0 0

J u ly 1968 to

2 8 .0 0 0

J u ly 1968 to

6,000

J u ly 1968 to

144,000

Ja n . 1968 to

Open End.*
Open End.0
Open End.*
Open End.8

Jan.
July
Jan.
July

1 1969;2
1.1969; 3
1,1969; 2
1.1969; 3

percent.
percent.
percent.
percent.

Jan.
July
Jan.
July

1 1969 ; 2
1,1969; 3
1,1969; 2
1,1969; 3

percent.
percent.
percent.
percent.

Jan.
July
Jan.
July

1,1969;
1,1969;
1,1969;
1,1969;

percent.
percent.
percent.
percent.

C la ss I R a ilro ad s:
O perating u n io n s
Locom otive F ire ­
men.
Railroad T ra in m e n ..

2 5 .0 0 0

Jan. 1968 to

Open End.9
9 6 .0 0 0

Ja n . 1968 to

Open End.8
See footnotes a t end of table.




2
3
2
3

12

T a b le 8. Continued— Expiration, reopening, and w age-adjustm ent provision s

C om pany o r a ssociation 2

Union 3

A p p ro x i­
mate
n u m ber of
em ployees
covered

P ro v isio n s e ffective J a n u a ry -D e ce m b e r 1969 fo r—
Contract
term *
Wage reopenin g

a

R a ilw a y Express Agency, I n c .. .

S w itc h m e n ................

8 ,0 0 0

Railw ay CleTks.........

2 8 ,0 0 0

A u to m a tic cost-ofliv in g r e v ie w *

D eferred w age in crease (h o u rly
rate u n le ss oth e rw ise sp e cifie d )

ftilraads—Cmttaiwd

Jan. 1968 to
Open End.*
J u ly 1968 to
Open End.*

Jan. 1 1969; 2 percent.
July 1 1969; 3 percent.
Jan. 1,1969; 2 percent.
July 1,1969; 4 percent.

21. Local transit

M e tro p o lita n T a xica b Board
of T ra d e (N e w Y o rk , N .Y.).

D ire ctly A ffilia te d
Local Union
No. 3036 (N .Y .C .
T a x i D riv e rs
Union ).

Sou th east P e n n sy lv a n ia
T ra n sp o rta tion A u th o rity ,
f o rm e rly P h ila d e lp h ia
T ra n sp o rta tion Co.

T ra n sp o rt W o rk e rs..

29,0 0 0

5 ,000

1

Nov. 1967 to
Nov. 1970.

May 17,1969; d riv e rs ' c om m iss ion
rate increased to 4 9 -5 0 p ercen t
o f m oney booked each d ay
(w as 48-49 percent).
Nov. 17,1969; 5 pe rce n t o f base
e a rn in g s to a ll in s id e se rvice
and m ain ten an ce personnel
(e x c lu d in g ta xica b d rive rs).

Ja n . 1967 to
Jan. 1969.

22. Trucking and warehousing

C e n tra l S ta te s A rea Local
Cartage S u p p le m e n tal
A greem en t.
N ew J e rse y -N e w Y o rk A rea
G en eral T ru c k in g S u p p le ­
m en t A g re e m en t (N e w Y o rk
and N ew Je rse y ).

T e a m ste rs (In d .)___

120,000

A p r. 1967 to
M ar. 1970.

.........d o .......................

3 8 ,0 0 0

Sept. 1967 to
M ar. 1970.

In eve n t o f w ar, d e clara tion of
em ergency o r im po sitio n of
econ om ic con trols, on
60 d a y s ' notice.
_____do.............................................

Apr. 1,1969...................

Apr. 1,1969; 15 cents.

Apr. 1,1969...................

Apr. 1,4969; 15 cents.

23. Telephone and telegraph

N ew Y o rk Te le p h o n e Co.
(D ow nstate and U pstate
P la n t Depts.).
O hio B e ll Telep h o n e Co.
(O h io ).
P acific Te le p h o n e and
T elegraph Co. (N o rth e rn
C a lif!) and B e ll T elephone
Co. o f N evada.
So u th ern B e ll T elep h o n e and
Teleg rap h Co., and S outh
C e n tral B e ll T elep h o n e Co.
W estern E le ctric Co. (D is trib u ­
tio n and w arehouse em ­
ployees).
W estern U nion Teleg rap h Co.
(In te rstate e xclu d in g the
N ew Y o rk M e tro p olita n
area).

July 29,1969; $3.50-36 per w eek.

2 5 ,0 0 0

J u ly 1968 to
J u ly 1971.

........ d o.................

19,200

........d o .................

26 ,6 0 0

M ar. 1968 to
M ar. 1971.0
A p r. 1968 to
A p r. 1971.«

Apr. 1969; in cre a se s im ila r to O hio
B e ll Telep h o n e Co.

Co m m u n ica tio n s
W orkers.

Mar. 1969; $3.50-$6 per w eek.

.do.

7 0 ,000

M ay 1968 to
M ay 1971.«

May 1969; in crease s im ila r to
O hio B e ll T e le p h o n e Co.

do.

12,600

Aug. 1968 to
Aug. 1971.«

Aug. 1969; 10-16 cents.

21 ,6 0 0

Ju n e 1968 to
M ay 1971.0

June 1.1969; 5 p e rce n t e xce p t
6 c e n ts p er h o u r to w a lk in g
b icy cle and te le c y d e m essen gers
w ith 2 y e a rs se rvice and no
in cre a se to th e se nonauto
m essen gers w ith le ss se rvice .

Telegraphers.

24. Electric and gas utilities

Com m on w ealth Edison Co.
(Illin o is ).
P a cific G as & E le ctric Co.
(C a lifo rn ia ).

Electrical W o rkers
(IB E W ).
__ .d o .....................

8 ,6 0 0
17,700

A p r. 1967 to
Mar. 1966.
J u ly 1966 to
J u n e 1970.

July 1, 1969 on 30 d a y s ’ notice___

25. Whelesale end retail trade

Food Em ployers C o u n cil, Inc.
and In d ep en d en t
R e ta il O perators (S o u th ern
C a lifo rn ia ).
G asolin e R e ta ile rs A sso cia tio n
o f M e tro p olita n Chicago,
s e rvice station agreem ent.
(C h icago, 111. area).
G im b e l B ro th e rs, Inc. (N e w
Y o rk , N .Y . area).
G reat A tla n tic a nd P a cific Tea
Co. (N e w Y o rk and N ew
Je rse y ).

S e e footnotes a t end o f table.




Retail C le rk s ............

45 ,0 0 0

A p r. 1964 to
Mar. 1969.

Te a m ste rs ( I n d . ) . . .

6 ,0 0 0

N ov. 1967 to
Oct. 1970*

Retail, W h olesale
and D epa rtm e n t
S to re U nion.
M eat C u tte rs............

5 ,0 0 0

Ju n e 1968 to
M ay 1971*

17,000

Au g . 1968 to
Aug. 1971*

Nev. 1969; 15 cents.

June 1,1969

June 1, 1969; $5 p er w eek.

Aug. 1969; $5-$6 per w eek.

13
Table 8. Continued— Expiration, reopening, and wage-adjustment provisions

Com pany o r a s s o cia tio n 3

U nion s

A p p ro x i­
mate
n u m b er of
em ployees
covered

P ro v isio n s effective Ja n u a ry-D e ce m b e r 1969 fo r—
Co n tract
te rm *
Wage reopenin g

A u to m a tic cost-ofliv in g r e v ie w 3

D eferred wage increase (h o u rly
rate u n le ss oth erw ise sp e cifie d )

25. Wholesale and retail trade— Continued

S to p and S h op, Inc. (N ew
England area).

Retail C le rk s ............

6 ,5 0 0

N ov. 1966 to
Nov. 1969.

26. Finance, insurance, and real estate

John H ancock M u tu a l L ife
Insu ran ce Co.
P ru d e n tia l Insu ran ce Co. of
Am e rica .
R ealty A d v iso ry B oard on
L ab o r Relations, Inc.,
A p artm e n t B u ild in g s (N e w
Y o rk , N .Y.).

Insu ran ce W o rke rs.

5 ,4 0 0

Insu ran ce W o rk e rs .

17,700

S e rv ice E m p lo y ee s..

20 ,0 0 0

J u ly 1966 to
June 1969.
Sept. 1967 to
Sept. 1969.
A p r. 1967 to
A p r. 1970.

Apr. 21, 1969; 12.5 cents.

27. Hotels and restaurants

Hotel A sso cia tio n of New Y o rk
City, Inc. (N e w Y o rk , N.Y.).

H otels and m otels in
W ashington, D.C.
Re sta u ra n t A sso cia tio n o f th e
Sta te of W ashington, Inc.,
S e a ttle C h a p te r; and
S e a ttle Hotel A sso cia tio n
(W ashington ).
S outhern Flo rid a H otel and
M ote l A sso cia tio n (G re a te r
M ia m i, Fla.).

N ew Y o rk H otel
and M otel T ra de s
Co u n cil.

3 2 ,0 0 0

June 1966 to

N egotiation s for new ag reem en t
begin on Mar. 1,1968, for
w ages to be effective on
J u n e l, 1969.

M ay 1970.

H otel and
R estaurant
Em ployees.
.........d o .......................

5,5 0 0

S e p t. 1966 to
Sept 1969.

9 ,0 0 0

Ju n e 1966 to
May 1969.

.........d o .......................

5,3 0 0

S e p t. 1965 to
se p t 1969.

26. Personal services

Los A n g e le s L au n d ry ow n ers
A sso cia tio n (L o s A n g e le s
and O range C ounties,
C a lif.).
M aintenance Co n tracto rs
A g reem en t (L o s Angeles,
C a lif, area).
M aste r Lau n d ry Ag re e m en t
(M e tro p o lita n N ew Y o rk,

Lau ndry, D ry
C le a n in g and
D ye House
W o rke rs (In d .).
S e rv ice
Em ployees.
C lo th in g W o r k e r s .. .

5,0 0 0

Ju n e 1966 to
May 1969.

5,0 0 0

Aug. 1966 to
Feb. 1969.

15,000

Dec. 1966 to
Nov. 1969.

i Contracts on file w ith the B ureau o f Labor S ta tistics, Nov. 1, 1968, except w here
footnote in d ica te s th a t in form ation is from new spaper source.
3 Interstate u n le ss oth erw ise specified.
3 U nion s affiliated w ith the A F L -C IO , except w here noted as independent.
3 R e fe rs to th e date th e con tract is to go into effect, not th e date of signing. W here a
con tract h as been am ended o r m odified and the o rigin a l te rm in a tio n date extended, the
effective date o f th e changes becom es th e new e ffective date o f th e agreem ent.
Fo r purposes of th is listin g , th e e xp ira tion is the form al te rm in a tio n date established
by the agreem ent. In general, it is th e e a rlie s t date on w hich te rm in a tio n of th e c on tract

could be effective, except fo r sp e cial p ro v isio n s fo r te rm in a tio n a s in th e case of d is ­
agreem ent a ris in g o u t of a w age reopening. M an y agreem en ts provide fo r a u to m a tic
renew al at the e xp ira tio n date u n le ss notice of te rm in a tio n is given. T h e L a b o r M a n ­
agem ent R elations A c t of 1947 re q u ire s th a t a party to an agreem en t d e s irin g to te rm in a te
or m odify it sh a ll serve w ritte n notice upon th e oth e r party 60 days p rio r to the e x p ira tio n
date.
3 Date show n in d ica te s th e m onth in w hich a d ju stm e n t is to be m ade, not the m onth
of the Co n su m er P rice Index on w h ich a d ju stm e n t is based.
3 Inform ation is from n ew spaper accoun t o f settlem ent.

NOTE
The summary of deferred wage increases was prepared early in December
and does not reflect settlements reached later in the month. By mid-December,
the Bureau had recorded settlements that provided deferred wage increases
in 1969 for approximately 135,000 additional workers. O f these, about 82,000
were in metalworking; 20,000 in public utilities; 12,000 in retail trade; 8,000
in stone, clay, and glass; 6,000 each in paper and transportation; and 1,000
in chemicals.




14
Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration

Agree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union Unit

January
6516

0169

ALOENe INC CHICAGO

2 945

0169

am c h a in

0169

AM STANDARD INC LOUfEVlLLF

e <?*sur co conn yd p * &

on rvw

7596

*3 0 0

53

33

641

i

2 596

34

OJ

395

3

1700

34

61

600

6

33

31

5 00— -----3
*00

5

C*7 n 1 8 C 1

i

0164

ARMC0 STEEL COPP OUTLER

3590

33

23

0169

ARMC0 STFFL CORP CLERICAL €> TECH OHIO

looo

33

31

500

*

*169

ASSN OF MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS LA

1500

78

93

163

1

68 31

0169

CITY STORE* LIT BROTHER* o j v PH?LA

2ooo

53

73

184

1

m o n

0164

CORNING C5LA<« WK* CORNING *»T0 FLAT4 A HORsFHc ADE

4 700

37

71

137

1

7346

0160

CORNING GLA<4 WORKS CHARLEROI

1000

37

73

M4

3

ft OHIO

0510

0169

DV.'G CIGAR CORP MICH

1 ! On

21

39

* 31

3

1 931

0169

FA6LF-PICHFR CO OHIO RUR.RFR DIV WILLOUGHBY

1300

30

31

333

3

6308

0169

EASTERN FLFCTRICAL WHOLESALERS ASSN NYC

1000

5o

21

127

t

0611

0169

FRVfIN MH.L* INC FRVTN

1650

??

86

337

1100

73

7?

500

5

L3

793*

0169

ESSO DeSEARCH 6 ENGINEERING CO NJ

7108

0169

GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC PC MO ft VA

1900

58

5f)

145

I

6 73 7

0169

I—A 1HO 4HPER v <TS LO CH STORE* #*0 R ILL

7100

54

40

155

I

?! Oft

0169

I —A mast shoe mfrs mass

6 000

31

14

334

3

7 91 9

0169

I—A T~Lr VlS ft RAOlo commcr ANNOUNCEMENTS

1090

78

00

162

1

4600

0169

JEWELRY mere ASS* TfJC TNTFRs

?op0

39

09

146

l

6*70

0169

JORDAN *»*aREH gq p Os t ^N

1500

53

14

184

1

6307

0169

MACY RH

1950

53

?P

184

1

0833

0169

PHILA APPAREL PRODUCERS ASSN

3500

23

73

134

1

9020

0169

PHILA TRANSPORTATION CO PHILADELPHIA

5 oon

41

23

341

fT

CO L n«M^p90rR r>fv NJ

O"!64"
0300

0169

SUGAR PLANTATION COE NEG COMU HONOLULU

*09*

0169

UNITED AIRCRAFT PRATT 6 WHIfN W PALM BEACH

6 03 8

016?

UTAH POWER 6 LIGHT CO UTAH IDAHO 6 WYO

*3 4 1

0169

VICTOR

#774

91*9

W ARW fCP F L F C T R P M IC E

M P6

6 GASKET CO CHf

Total:

?N C

? fO N

28 ag reem en ts--------------------------------------------------

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes.




10000

591

-k

4 80

*
i

70

95

2 050

37

59

218

1 600

49

80

??7

1

1 40 0

32

33

218

t

1500

56

43

44 7

8

68100

15
Table 9.

Collective Bargaining A greem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued
Codes 2

Number

A g re e Exp.
ment
date

OI

Company and location1

w orkers

no.

SIC

State

Union Unit

February
n w

0269

ACF

IN D U ST R IES

IN C

PA

W VA

3 « .t

0269

A L L .I S ~ C M A L 'M E N S

M FC

CO

NORW OOD

AM O I L

1801

0269

8701

0269

ASSOC

BLDG C0 N T R S

0853

0269

ASSOC

FUR

0813

0269

ASSOC

G A R M EN T

6

MO

CO W H I T I N G

7901

0269

B LD G

2558

0269

BUCKEYE

3345

0269

C A LIF

0332

0269

CAMPBELL

OF

CO L O R AD O

MANUFACTURERS
IN DUSTRIES

MAINTENANCE
STEEL

METAL

TRADES

SOUP

DRESS

EMPLOYERS

CASTINGS

INC

NEW YOR K

AREA

AGMT S T

ASSN

NYC

CO C O L U M B U S

PR IN T IN G

MFG

6

SER

2631

0269

CE R R O CO RP

0269

CROUSE-HINDS

3208

0269

C U M M IN S

EN G IN E

1635

0269

DU PONT

El

1672

0269

DU PONT

El

2960

0269

EK C O P R O D U C T S

2636

0269

ENGELHARD

1805

0269

HUMBLE O I L

& REFIN IN G

CO BA YW AY

& REFINING

CO HOU ST ON A R E A

COPPER

0269

PITTSB

21

155

1

3100

23

00

134

1

1650

73

21

118

1

1350

33

31

335

3

1050

35

93

218

2

1400

20

31

155

1

1300

33

23

553

5
1

DE NEM OURS

FILM

1000

28

42

500

5

1000

34

33

531

5

1500

33

22

553

5

1000

29

22

531

5

1000

13

74

500

5

5000

73

93

118

1

3500

31

21

334

3

54

74

CO F R A N K L I N

CONTRACTORS

6

INC

MEA T

PLATE

GLASS

8203

0269

PURSE

0269

RE NO

6077

0269

SA N

1440

0269

STANDARD

4093

0269

U N IT ED - A I R C R A F T

026«

U N IV ER S A L

VESSEL

EMPLOYERS

CALIF
NYC

AREA

1000

T tfX A S

NYC

DEALERS

DIV

LIN D EN

PA

MAINTENANCE

CO WH ITMAN

REF

AGMT

CLER KS

OWNERS A S S N

RETAIL

& CHI

INDUSTRY

P ILLO T

SERVICE

AIRCRAFT

CLINTON
PARK

NEWARK

& PL AY S H O .E

7115

INC

PACKAGING

M A R IO N

CORP

23

145

1

21

118

1

35

155

1

1250

54

FORT

RUCKER

2000

35

63

218

2

1300

20

23

235

2

9000

32

00

314

3

1400

09

90

480

4

1200

58

88

145

1

1700

49

93

127

1

1000

27

41

113

1

5000

37

16

531

5

1000

35

31

33,5

3

GLASS

CO SA N

INTERSTATE
ASSN

ALAS

WASH

DIEGO

SIKO R SKY

D ilV

M A R IO N

PO W ER

ST

PAUL

CONN
0

34 ag reem en ts--------------------------------------------------

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.

58

2500

BROWN & B I G E L O W

CORP

1100

WISC

OWNERS M A R K E T I N G

GAS & E L E C T R I C

1

ASSN

PHILA

CO -FLAT

184

65

COUNCIL

Total:




84

23

5

REALTY

DIEGO

15

7000

500

INC

IN D USTRIES

SEINE

1

4400

61

FOOD

2302

5

129

28

CO H E N K E

MILK

500

3400

KROGER

PAGE

32

& CO L O U I S V I L L E

0269

PET

29

DE NEMOURS

6760

0269

2050

5

S LIPP ER

0269

3

500

I-A

3320

.347

32

0269

0305

31

21

2*13

MILW AUKEE

36

35

M AINTENANCE

0269

1000

1500

I-A

6766

3

5250

HUMBLE O I L

LIN TO N

335

COLUMBUS

CO

0269

MIDTOWN

PA

00

127

0269

0269

D IV

37

36

8326

0269

& BRASS

CO S Y R A C U S E

7945

7129

D

CO N A P O L E A N

3718

7408

LOUIS

1850

/9 75 0

16
Table 9.
A greein m il

no.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

Exp.
date

Company and location1

Codes 2

Number
of
w orkers

SIC

State

Union Unit

March
J200

0369

ALCO PRODUCTS

INC

A U BU R N

1200

35

21

335

3

*117

0369

A LC O PW&D0CTS

INC

SCHENECTADY

1 2 DO

37

21

335

3

1122

0369

ALL

166*

0369

ALLIED

23*9

0369

AM S A I N T

6001

0369

ARIZONA

7700

0369

ASSOC

CLEANING

8*21

0369

ASSOC

GENL

85*1

0369

ASSOC GENL

CONTRACTORS

F LO R ID A

8562

0369

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

BA TON

86*2

0369

ASSOC GEN L

CONTRS O KLA

CITY

STEEL

EQUIPMENT

CHEM ICAL
GOBAIN
PU BLIC

AU ROR A

C0RP

FIBER S

CORP

PA

SERVICE
PLANT

CO N T R S

1000

25

33

112

1

2600

28

54

*55

*

1250

32

00

31*

3

1100

*9

86

127

1

1000

72

43

533

5

3500

15

59

119

1

1700

17

59

115

1

1000

17

72

119

1

1000

15

73

1*3

1

B AT O N ROUGE

2500

17

72

1*3

1

ROUG E

1300

15

72

129

1

1800

15

59

1*3

1

1300

15

7*

116

1

2*00

15

59

119

1

2000

17

72

170

1

1000

17

3*

1*3

1

1000

15

59

143

1

DIV

HOPEWELL

& 0KLA
CO P H O E N I X

OWNERS

GREATER

6 HOME B U I L D E R S

ROUGt

6689

0369

ASSOC GENL CONTRS

OF

8728

0369

ASSOC GENL

CONTRS

INC 8ATON

8733

0369

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRS

OF

8735

0369

ASSOC GENL

CO N T R S

HO UST ON & G A L V S T N

CO N T R S

87*3

0369

ASSOC

GENL

8795

0369

ASSOC

MECHANICAL

8667

0369

ASSOC

U ND E RGR OUN D

8760

0369

B LD G

EMPLRS

8*75

0369

B LD G

TRADES

8517

0369

BLDRS

ASSN

OF K A N S A S

BLDRS

ASSN

OF

ASSN

AM I N C

AM SO F L A

W COAST

OF

EMPLRS

CHAPTER

FLA

CONTRACTORS
CONTRS

OF

INC

BAT ON

INC

CITY

FLA

INTERS

MO Fr K A N S

8736

0369

8766

0369

BROWARD B L D R S

1001

0369

BRUCE

E L CO M I S S

2925

0369

CALIF

METAL

7719

0369

CLEANERS

831*

0369

COAL

6008

03691

COMMONWEALTH E D I S O N

CO P & M I L L

6009

0369'

COMMONWEALTH E D I S O N

CO P L A N T

6010

0369'

COMMONWEALTH E D I S O N

CO C L E R I C A L

6011

0369'

COMMONWEALTH

CLER ICAL

6059

0369'

C O N S U M ER S

2309

0369

CORN ING

3322

0369

DANLY

SO F L O R I D A
EXCHANGE
ILL

TRADES

& DYERS

PRODUCERS

I NC
TENN

ASSN

BD OF

ASSN

ED ISON

OF

M ACH INE

10

129

1

17

*0

16*

1

1800

15

59

1*3

1

1800

15

59

119

1

TENN

2*00

2*

00

119

1

C A LIF

2200

3*

93

112

1

2000

72

21

305

3

1200

12

33

717

7

3*50

*9

33

127

1

7650

*9

33

127

1
1

TRADE

6 TE X
& TANK

NY

ILLIN O IS

CH I
CH I

ILL

WORKS A L B I O N
INC

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes.




16

A RK

PLATE

SPECIALTIES

1800
2000

BROWARD C T Y

POWER CO M I C H

GLASS

ROUGE

MICH

BROWARD C T Y
ASSN

KC

SO F L A

CICERO

1*50

*9

33

127

1000

*9

33

127

1

*900

*9

3*r

3*2

3

1*00

32

3*

137

1

1500

35

33

*5 5

*

17
T a b l e 9.

C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y M o n t h o f E x p i r a t i o n — C o n t i n u e d

Agree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Num ber
of
wo rke r s

C o m p a n y and l o c a t io n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

U n io n U n it

M a rc h — C o n tin u e d

67 23

0369

7708

0369

EM PIRE

6705

0369

FIR ST

3261

0369

FMC C O R P

6707

0369

FO O D t M P L O Y E R S

EGYPTIAN

STATE

CHAIN

NATIONAL

16

33

119

1

1900

72

20

30'5

3

1100

54

14

531

5

1800

35

93

218

2

& IN D E P SANTA MONICA

3000

54

93

184

1
1

I N C & 2 0THRS S O UT H

C O tfT R S A S S N

STORE

STORES

ILL

NY & N J

CLEANERS

SO M ERVILLE

SA N J O S E
COUNCIL

1200

6708

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& INDEP

9000

54

93

184

6709

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& I ND POMONA V A L L E Y

2700

54

93

184

1

6710

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& IN D SAN P E D & TOR

1800

54

93

184

1

6711

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& INDEP

SANTA

1900

54

93

184

1

6712

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

1 O TH ER

HOLLYWOOD

22000

54

93

184

1

6713

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& INDEP C A L IF

2400

54

93

184

i

3283

0369

FR.I DE N

INC

LEANDRO

1700

35

93

218

2

2117

0369

FULTON

C O U NT Y G L O V E

2200

31

21

500

5

8449

0369

GENL

C O N T R A C T O R S OF

4144

0369

GENL

DYNAMICS

0268

0369

GENL

M ILLS

8451

0369

HARTFORD GENL

7725

0369

I-A

BARBER

SHOPS

8807

0369

I-A

D R ED G E

ENG INEERS

5216

0369

I-A

H O U S E H O L D GOODS

6771

0369

I-A

PHILA

PHO NO GR AP H

SAN

ELEC

INC

INC

SAN

0369

I-A

0369

I —A R E T A I L

8719

0369

INDUS CONTRS ASSN

0269

0369

INTL

2336

0369

JO H N S-M AN VILLE

CO RP

0878

0369

JONATHAN

INC

3251

0369

KEARNFY

5418

0369

MARINE

6669

0369

MECHANICAL

0369

M ELVILLE

?M 2

0369

M ELV ILLE

TW6

0369

MINPLS

1008

0369

LO GA N

CONN

FRANCISCO

R E CO RD

DEL

LAKES

NY

& S T O R A G E LO S ANG

M O V IN G

& PA

MFRS

FOOD MKT O P E R S

CO

ASSN

AGMT GR

LABOR
SA N

AGMT

INTER

DIEGO

BA TO N ROUGE

INTERS

& TRECKER

PRODUCTS
28

WAU KEGAN

PLANTS

1200

15

16

119

1

4350

37

14

320

3

3550

20

00

208

2

1400

15

16

119

1

1100

72

93

109

1

1500

16

00

129

1

1500

42

93

531

5

3900

54

00

155

1

1000

36

00

162

1

2650

54

93

184

1

1900

17

72

119

1

1000

20

00

208

2

1500

32

33

121

1

4500

23

00

134

1

12 50

35

35

500

5

2500

44

33

239

2

1200

17

85

170

1

S H O E CO RP M A N C H E S T E R

1200

31

12

500

5

S H O E CO RP

1000

31

12

500

5

1400

72

4i

633

5

1000

24

32

LI 9

k

ASSN

OF

CH I

COR P WEST

ALLIS

& IN D E M P L R S

C O N T R S O F NEW M E X I C O

CLEANERS

INC

N A S HU A

AN D L A U N D E R E R S

N A T L HOMES C O R P L A F A Y E T T E

IN STITUTE

& NEW A L B A N Y

fo r a b b re v ia tio n s.

2 See a p p e n d ix B f o r d e f in it io n of co d es.




CU T M F R S

Q U INCY

CONTRACTORS

3657

See a p p e n d ix A

BARBARA

INTERSTATE

FOOD S T O R E S

M ILLIN G

BLOCK

PARK

BRIDGEPORT
BOA T

6741

1

MF R S

BUENA

18
Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 19&9 by Month of Expiration— Continued

A gree­
E xp.
m en t
date
no.

N u m ber
of
w orkers

C om p an y and l o c a t io n 1

C od es 2
SIC

State

Union Unit

M ar ch — C ontinue d
161A

"769

NATL

073?

0369

NORRIS

1226

0769

p a c if ic

0271

CO T I T A N I C

L~*P

IN DUSTRIES
coast

co

"ly

of

assn

0369

p illsbu r y

6

"*6 9

pHGfT

?751

"3 6 9

PAYPE3T0«-,MANHATTAN

3??7

9*69

r YC

6^5"

0769

SO CALIF GAS CO c a l i f

6

SOUND

INDUSTRIE"

51

0369

7o C 0 M N T I F 3

0769

STACKPOLF

875°

0*69

STEEL

$1510

"369

UNITED

• 0)1

i0 9 6 9

U NITED GAS

7905

0369

U NITED

PRESS

3265

0769

UNITED

shof

3736

0769

WESTERN

LOUIS

6

pulp

1500

RIVERPANK

pap er

mfrs

interstate

P"UFR

*6??

ST

INC0RPORATF0

r. L I G H T

INC

CAS

CO

CO

SEATTLr

19

93

218

2

26

90

600

3

?ino

70

00

208

9

1750

49

91

127

1

no n

32

23

20 2

35

?3

7 *5

7

7200

49

93

96?

3

CALIF

6

18 0 0

49

Q7

m i

1

2700

36

27

*47

3

tooo

17

52

11 6

1

YOUNGSTowN

1300

35

31

son

r,

G A S WORKS D

2250

49

23

500

5

INTER STATE

1000

73

00

323

3

corp

1600

35

14

434

4

no n

36

72

121

l

1100

17

51

143

1

m oo

17

50

119

1

1650

22

16

337

3

1000

78

93

162

1

2000

15

84

143

1

1800

15

84

119

1

FDPY

CO

CO

P H ttA

INC

m a o h INFRY

T o ta l:

1700
20100

2200

IMPROVEMENT

ELECTRIC

i

INC M A N H F I M

AC3M r»ALT

IN Tt

164

P H TL *ncLPMTA

OF

EN G IN EER IN G

43

o

CARBON CO-7 L^O PA

F RFfTO RS

28

pfvfr ly

SHREVEPORT

8 4 a g r e e m e n ts ___________________________________

200400

April
8539

0469

ALLIED

CONSTRUCTION

IND USTRIES

8663

0469

ALLIED

CONSTRUCTION

IND D ELA

9627

0469

AM T H R E A D CO W I L L I A MA N T I C

7946

0469

A S S N OF

8637

0469

ASSOC * LD 6

8687

0469

ASSOC

8683

0469

8559

0469

M O TI O N P I C T U R E

6 MD

PRODUCERS

CONTRS OF r o t O

INC

LA

PFNVFR

9LDG CONTRS

6

ASSOC

BLDG CONTRS

OF C O L O R A D O

ASSOC

BUILDING

2 OTHFRS

CONTRS

INC DEL

OF CO L O

CO LO R
INC
INC

8560

0469

ASSO C CONTRS OF F S 5 E X

8410

0469

ASSOC

GFNL

C O N T R S OF M A S S 6 B L D G

8415

0469

ASSOC

gfnl

CONTRACTORS

84? 2

0469

ASSOC GFNL CONTRACTORS

8423

0469

ASSOC

gfnl

CO N TR ACTO RS MINN

C O U N TY

D E N VE R

NJ

ST L O U I S

TRAPFS
*LPG

ERS

H 6 H

OF M I N N E S O T A B L D G

3500

15

84

119

1

7000

15

84

119

1

2000

17

22

119

1
1

5000

15

14

119

3500

15

43

143

1

2000

15

41

115

1

6000

15

41

119

1

8426

0469

ASSOC

gfnl

C O N T R A C T O R S OF M I N N F S O T A

3000

15

41

143

1

6565

0469

ASSOC

gfnl

CONTRACTORS OF ST

9300

17

43

119

1

8579

0469

A S S O C G C NL

1400

17

43

116

1

CONTRACTORS

ST L O U I S

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes




LOUIS

19

Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

Agree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location 1

Codes, 2
SIC

State

Union Unit

A p ril— Continued
8712

0469

*769

0469

7721
0225

CONTRA D E T R O I T C H A P T E R

A S < 0 C GF NL
A390C

GFNL

CONTRS

0469

ASSOC

LAUNDRIES

0469

ASSOC M IL K

8505

0469

ASSOC

O F N f)

& DYF

6 CLEANING

DEALERS

PLUMBING

200 0

INC

I N S T OF O R F

CHICAGO

& AIR CONDITIONING

PIPIN G

3313

0469

A V C 0 CORP

0608

0469

9ATFS

oor ?*

0469

BFNOIX

*6no

0469

BERKSHIRE

8678

0469

BLDG

TRAOFS

FMPLRS

A S S N & AGC MA S S

8774

0469

B LO G T R A D E S

FMPLRS

A S S N OF R O C H E S T E R

1201

0469

BO ISE

1411

0469

CHI

LIT H O G RAPH FRS

7941

0469

CHI

NURSING

7302

0469

chi

Re

6325

0469

CHICAGO

NEW I O F A

D lV

MFC, CO 3 01 V S
CO RP

KANSAS

COL DW AT E R

LEWISTON

6 AUGUSTA

CITY

HATHAW AY

INC

MASS

f» R I

NY

INC

C A S C A D F CO RP
ASSN

CHICAGO

HOME A S S N COOK CO

sid en tia l

hotel

LAND READY

Ch i c a g o

assn

MIX

& M ATERIALS

ASSN

15

*4

116

1

116

1

1000

15

44

2000

72

90

533

5

2800

20

33

531

5

1150

17

93

170

1

1150

35

31

335

3

3500

22

11

337

3

3700

19

43

218

2

2000

22

10

337

3

1100

17

14

115

1

1350

15

21

119

1

3100

26

41

343

3

5200

27

33

242

2

1350

80

33

118

1

2500

70

33

118

1

2500

50

33

531

5

4500

15

50

143

1

8437

0469

CONSTRUCTION CONTRS

COUNCIL

DC MD 6 VA

8435

0469

CONSTRUCTION

CONTRS

COUNCIL

DC MD & VA

1200

15

50

129

1

8439

0469

CONSTRUCTION

CONTRS

COUNCIL

DC MD 6 V A

6000

15

50

119

1

1121

0469

CURTIS

1100

25

74

312

1666

0469

DA Y & Z I M M F R M A N N

4300

28

74

600

6

1634

0469

DU PO N T

1900

28

54

500

5

7128

0469

EAST

2250

58

93

145

1

2968

0469

ELASTIC

3738

0469

ELECTRONIC

8551

0469

EM PLO YIN G

BRICKLAYERS

6789

0469

F OOD F A I R

STORFS

8569

0469

GFNL

BUILDING

5717

0469

GENL

TELEPHONE

3713

0469

GO U LD N A T I O N A L

M A T H E S MFG CO 6 S A L E S

FI

INC

LONF

DE NEM OUR S

BAY RF<T

ASSN

CO T F X

STAR PLANT

6 CO WA YN E S BO R O

INC

RI C H M O N D

S T O P NUT C O R P 6 N A T L
SPECIALTY

& F RFD ER fCH S

CONTRACTORS
CO O F

8799

0469

GRFAT

0469

GREATER

NY A S S N O F M E AT

0230

0469

GRFATFR

PITTSR

32*3

0469

HEIL

FABR IC ATOR S

r>LRS

TRFIC

INC

FLA

6 COMM

INTERS

& ERECTORS

ASSN

D E TR

& P O U L T R Y D L R S 1 OTH
ASSN

CO M I L W A U K E E

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.




MARKETS

ASSN PA

IND P L

BATTFRIES

MILK

CO N J

ASSN P H I L A D E L P H I A

6306

LAKES

GAGE

CO P O R T L A N D

1000

34

22

553

9

1000

36

92

218

2

1550

17

23

115

1

2250

54

59

184

1

7000

17

23

119

1

1950

48

32

346

3

1700

36

00

127

1

2500

17

34

116

1

3950

50

20

155

1

2700

20

23

531

5

1100

35

35

335

3

20
T a b l e 9.
Agreeno.

C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y M o n t h o f E x p i r a t i o n — C o n t i n u e d

Exp.
date

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

U n io n U n it

A p r i l — C o n tin u ed
0296

0469

HOLLY

1807

0469

HUMBLE O I L

6 REF

1808

0469

HUMBLE O I L

6 REF

2322

0469

IDEAL

SU GA R

CORP

CEMENT

2344

0469

I-A

0338

0469

I —A D R I E D

CE M E N T

7918

0469

I-A

IND

CO

C O L O MONT WYOM & T E X A S

1850

20

00

208

2

& ENJAY

2950

29

72

500

5

2000

29

74

5 00

5

1500

32

00

120

1

BA TON ROUGE

& E N J A Y CHEM BAYTOWN
INTERSTATE

CO M PANIES
FRUIT

MO TI O N

CHEM

C A LIF

PROCESSORS
PICTURE

C A LIF

PRODUCERS

INTERSTATE

0353

0469

I-A

M ILK

CONTRACT

0331

0469

I-A

M ILK

DEALERS

BUFFALO

1435

0469

I-A

PR IN T IN G

6790

0469

I-A

RETAIL

7921

0469

I-A

T ELEV ISIO N

1258

0469

INLAND

CONTAINER

0821

0469

KANSAS

CITY

0270

0469

KELLOGG

2352

0469

LEHIGH

PORTLAND

C EM EN T

8456

0469

MASTER

BUILDERS

ASSN

OF

8457

0469

MASTER

BUILDERS

ASSN

& HOME B L D R S

8738

0469

MECH C O N T R S A S S N

OF P H I L A

8739

0469

MECH C O N T R S A S S N

OF P H I L A

M INPLS

INDU STRY

ME AT

OF

DEALERS
F ILM

GA R ME NT

1446

0469

MILWAUKEE

1612

0469

MONSANTO CO J O H N

0316

0469

NATL

DISTILLERS

8755

0469

NATL

ELEC

8533

0469

NATL

ELECTRICAL

AGMT

IN TER STATE

INTERS

MF R S

ASSN

CREEK
CO

3211

0469

NO R D B ER G MFG CO M I L W A U K E E

0469

NY C I T Y

2347

0469

OW ENS-CORNING

8521

0469

PAINTING

8524

0469

8526

EMPLOYERS

4

1000

78

00

162

1

1000

20

21

531

5

1200

20

41

531

5

1300

27

41

242

2

1000

54

23

155

1

1000

78

00

162

1

1250

26

00

230

2

1500

23

43

134

1

3400

20

34

208

2

00

120

1

22

119

1

1000

15

22

115

1

INC

1800

17

23

170

1

INC

2000

17

23

170

1

PL

ASSN

0283

1

480

15

CO

IN C
ASSN

NJ

MILWAUKEE

1300

27

35

242

2

ST

LOUIS

1350

28

43

121

1

INTERSTATE

3400

20

00

126

1

1000

17

21

127

1

1800

17

43

127

1

1300

35

35

335

3

INC

CONTRS

120

93

32

& C H E M I C A L CO RP

CONTRS ASSN

93

20

1600

ASSN

F QUEENY

32

1850

INTERSTATE

BERGEN

LITHOG RAPHERS

BAKERY

CITIES

PHILA

LABOR

CORP

CO B A T T L E

TWIN

1800
1200

MO

LABOR

COUN NY C AR

1450

20

21

531

5

1000

32

47

600

6

& D E C O R A T I N G C O N T R S & I N D COS

1000

17

21

164

1

PAINTING

& D E C O R A T I N G CO N T R S OF AM M I C H

3000

17

34

164

1

0469

PAINTING

& DE CO RA TIN G CONTRS MNPLS

1500

17

41

164

1

6074

0469

PEOPLES

2150

49

33

118

1

8630

0469

PEORIA

B LD G

C O NT R S

ASSN

& HOME B L D R S

1200

15

33

119

1

8643

0469

PFORIA

B LD G

CO NT R S

ASSN

ILL

1850

15

33

143

1

1418

0469

PR IN T IN G

1600

27

23

242

2

1
2

GAS

See a p p e n d ix A
See a p p e n d ix B




FIBER G LAS

LIG H T

CORP

KANSAS

& C O K E CO C H I C A G O

INDUSTRIES

OF P H I L A

fo r a b b re v ia tio n s.
f o r d e fin itio n o f co des.

LITHOG RAPHERS

21
T a b l e 9.

C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y M o n t h o f E x p i r a t i o n — C o n t i n u e d

Agree­
Exp.
m ent
date
no.

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

U n io n U n it

A p r i l — C o n tin u e d
7705

0469

PROFESSIONAL

LAUNDRY

6027

0469

PU BLIC

SERVICE

ELECTRIC

6028

0469

PUBLIC

SERVICE

CO OF

SERVICE

INSTITUTE
6 GAS

INDIAN A

CHICAG0LAND
OPERATG

NJ

I NC

& G A S CO N J

ELECTRIC

1000

72

33

531

5

4600

49

22

127

1

1400

49

32

127

1

1550

49

22

500

5

3000

36

33

127

1

6076

0469

PU BLIC

3737

0469

RAULAND C0RP

8461

0469

S0UTHW M I C H

C0NTRS

ASSN M ICH IG AN

4000

15

34

143

1

8734

0469

SOUTH# M I C H

C0NTRS

ASSN

4000

15

34

143

1

CHICAGO

1274

0469

ST R E G I S

2542

0469

TAYLOR

FORGE

4095

0469

UNITED

AIRCRAFT

0615

0469

WEST P O I N T - P E P P E R E L L

0469

0616

PAPER

M ILL

1000

26

11

100

1

WORKS C I C E R O

1000

33

33

500

5

4500

37

16

218

2

1700

22

11

337

3

10

337

3

CO B U C K S P O R T

& PIPE

HAMILTON
INC

WYA ND O TT E WORSTED CO
T o ta l:

S T A N D WI ND S O R

LOCKS

BID DEFO R D

INTERS

1100

97 a g r e e m e n t s --------------------------------------------------

22

215550

May
2345

0569

AM S T A N D A R D

INC

8804

0569

ASSOC

MASON C O N T R S OF

8412

0569

ASSOC GENL

CO NT R S

8563

0569

ASSOC GENL

CONTRACTORS

8580

0569

ASSOC

BRICK

STEEL

INTERS

2 OTH

ERECTORS

GREATER

ASSNS
RHODE

SAN

0569

BLDG

ASSN

O F GR

0569

BLDG CONTRS

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

INC

GR NY

8404

0569

BLDG T R A D ES

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

6

0308

0569

B RE W ER Y

2927

0569

COMBUSTION

ENG INEERING

6057

0569

CONN L I G H T

& POWER CO CONN

8441

0569

CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRY

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

8442

0569

CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRY

EMPLOYERS

8443

0569

CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRY

EMPLOYERS

8444

0569

CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRY

EMPLOYERS

6 MASON B L D R S

3616

0569

FANSTEEL

8801

0569

GENL

CONTRS

5713

0569

GENL

TELEPHONE

4421

0569

HAMILTON

1015

0569

HINES

6730

0569

I-A

1
2

INC

NEW YO R K

WATCH CO L A N C A S T E R
CO B A T E S
OR E GO N

fo r a b b re v ia tio n s.
f o r d e fin itio n of co des.

00

174

1

2000

15

21

143

1
1

2250

15

93

129

1500

17

10

119

1

2550

17

33

116

1

7000

15

21

143

1
l

1000

15

21

6550

15

14

143

1

4000

20

35

304

3

2950

34

62

112

1

1800

49

16

127

1

NY

3000

15

21

143

1

ASSN

NY

1200

15

21

116

1

ASSN

NY

1500

15

21

129

1

ASSN

OF

2100

15

21

119

1

1100

36

33

100

1

N CHI

LEHJGH

32

143

INC

CO OF M I C H I G A N

EDWARD L U M B E R

& CONN

CH A T T A N O O G A

CO RP

THE

GROC V E G 6 D E L I C A

See a p p e n d ix A
S ee a p p e n d ix B




OF

CO

MILW AUKEE

M ETALLURGICAL
ASSN

MA S S

CHICAGO

8803

PROPRIETORS

INC

DIEGO

ISLAND

8805

CONTRS

NY

1750

NY

VALLEY

1000

16

23

143

1

TR AFFIC

2000

48

34

127

1

1400

38

23

449

4

1000

24

92

119

1

4000

54

92

184

1

22
Table 9.

C ollective Bargaining A greem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

A gree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w ork ers

Company and lo ca tio n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union Unit

M ay— C ontinue d
6316

0569

I-A

RETAIL

8499

0569

I-A

S O UT H C E N T R A L

2529

0569

KEYSTONE

6796

0569

K ROG ER

7712

0569

LA

3330

0569

LEESONA

FOOD

STEEL

CO ST

LAUNDRY

INDU STRY

LA

EMPLRS

& WIRE

LOUIS

OWNERS

FIE LD

C0NSTR

CO B A R T 0 N V I L L E

& ST
ASSN

CHARLES
L A & O RA NG E C N TY

C O R P WARWICK

8557

0569

MASTER

8532

0569

NATL

ELECTRICAL

CONTRS

ASSN

LO S

8690

0569

NATL

ELECTRICAL

CONTRS

ASSN

ST

8778

0569

NATL

ELECTRICAL

CONTRACTORS

0350

0569

NESTLE

8765

0569

NORTH C E N T R A L

OHIO

2339

0569

O W ENS-CORNING

FIBER G LAS

1254

0369

PACKAGING

6314

0569

PHILA

8506

0569

PLUMBING 6

1 •/' 0 4

0569

POTLATCH

6^26

0669

PO TO MA C

ELECTRIC

4171

0369

PULLM AN

INC

3459

0369

q u a d —c i t y

712?

0569

R t s t a u R a NT

1239

0669

SSALRIGHT

6515

0569

SEATTLE

DEPARTMENT

1005

0369

SIMPSON

TIMBER

1 6 4 r>

0569

SPAULDING

1227

0669

ST R E G I S

2977

0569

STEEL

2641

0569

TRW I N C O R P O R A T E D M I N E R V A

4123

0669

UNITED

7123

0369

WASH S T A T E

l" O 0

0669

WEYERHAEUSER

1017

0669

W E Y E R H A E U S E R CO RAY MOND 6 C O S M O P O L I S

PLASTERERS

A S S N OF BO ST ON

BLDRS

D ISTR IB U TO RS
AIR

CO NDITIONING

FORESTS

INC

DU L L M A N

assn

CO

of

INC

FIB R E
PAPER

AIRCRAFT

ASSN OF

PRATT

RESTAURANT

W ILLIAM S

0669

WYERHAEUSFR

6651

0669

WVOMING C O N T R S A S S N

Total:

184

1

93

533

5

1150

35

15

218

2
1

93

127

1

1200

20

21

500

5

1400

15

31

119

1

NEWARK

1500

32

31

135

.1

1050

26

31

176

1

& 3 OTHFR5

1100

50

23

531

9

OF A R I Z

CTY

wash

1500

17

86

170

t

2600

24

82

343

3

3000

49

53

500

5

1000

37

32

181

1
1

1200

15

00

119

9000

58

91

145

1

1000

26

21

176

1

ASSN

3000

53

91

184

1

& MO NT ES A NO

1300

24

91

343

a

1200

28

21

218

2
1

PAPER

D lV

ALLIANCE
D lV

N HAVEN

ASSN

CO S A W M I L L S

43

72

17

C ALIFO RN IA

d

LO NG VT F W

gr

R lv

J H & CO B U F F A L O

0369

1006

1000
5000

1050

6 W HITNEY

CO T I M B F R L A N D

5

1

SOUTHERN C A L I F O R N I A
6

500

1

CO T O NA V AN O A

FABRICATORS

33

127

CHPTR

FULTON

RH IN ELAN D ER

33
54

41

io w a

CO S H E L T O N

2550

17

MICH

STORES

1

1000

PAUL

6

of

112

127

STAND D l V

state

00

143

CONTRS

ill

16

14

ID AH O

assn

5000

93

POWER CO WASH DC

b u ild e r s

1

17

ASSN

ASSN

118

17

C O R P OF AM P I T T M A N

BFFR

93

3500

ASSN

CO RP

50

6500

ANGELES

CO F U L T O N

2976

LONG

VIEW

56 agreem ents — ----------------------------------

See appendix A fo r abbreviations.
See appendix B fo r definition of cod es.




INTERS

1500

1000

26

35

100

2400

34

93

116

1

1600

33

31

500

5

4600

37

16

553

5

2250

58

91

145

1

1000

24

91

343

3

1050

24

91

343

a

1100

34

21

335

3

2200

24

91

343

a

1000

15

83

116

i

23
Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

A greeExp.
ment
date
no.

Codes 2

Number
„r
Ox

Company and location1

w orkers

SIC

State

Union Unit

June
8577

0669

ALLIED

R LDG

METAL

INDUSTRIES

NEW YORK

1100

17

21

116

8578

0669

ALLIED

B LD G

METAL

IN DU STRIE'S

NYC

1200

17

21

116

1

^■ 8 3 7

0669

ALLIED

UNDfRVEAR

6000

23

21

134

1

7950

0669

ASSN OF MOTION ° I C T U R E

1750

78

00

530

3

ASSOC B R IC K

1500

15

21

143

1

ASSN

NYC

AREA

& T V PR O D WGA

1

8754

0669

8413

0669

ASSOC GFNL

CONTRACTORS

lo o o o

15

93

129

1

8461

0669

ASSOC GENL

C O N T R A C T O R S U T A H H f, M

1200

16

87

129

1

847?

0669

ASSOC G F N L

C O N T R A C T O R S U TA H

2500

16

87

119

1

8488

0669

ASSOC GFNL

CO N T R S

6 K E Y c T0NE

1200

15

23

143

1

8564

0669

ASSOC

CONTRS

AN CH O R AG E

3000

17

94

119

1

8595

9A69

ASSOC GENL

CONTRACTORS 6 CONSTR

8597

0669

ASSOC GFNL

CONTRACTORS

861?

0669

ASSOC GENL

CO N T R S

OF

ASSOC GENL

CONTRS

INC

GFNL

MASON C O N T R S

8749

0669

8750

0669

ASSOC GENL

CONTRS

INC

8759

0669

ASSOC

CO N T R S

6

3001

0669

ATLANTA

Ge N L

TRANSIT

6

O F <5R NY N A S S A U
3 OTHER*,

B LD G

so

SUF

CA LIF

INTER

EMPLRS

TEX

5000

16

74

143

1

ALASKA

5000

15

94

100

1

AM A T L A N T A

3?0q

15

58

119

1

GULFPORT

1000

15

64

143

1

1250

15

64

119

1

1000

15

16

116

1

1000

41

58

197

1

16300

44

00

321

3

MISS

1 O TH ER

SYSTEM

CONN

INC CEO R G fA

& G U L F C O A S T CO S 6 A G F N T S DR Y CAR G O

54f ?

0669

ATLANTIC

54^3

0669

ATLAN TIC

& G U L F T O A S T DRY CA RG O 6 P A S S E N G E R

3000

44

00

154

1

180?

0669

ATLANTIC

RICH FIELD

6400

29

00

500

5

1654

0669

ATLAS

1100

28

23

455

4

2100

31

11

705

7

6600

37

74

553

5

2300

37

21

553

5

CHEM

INDUS

CO

INTER

AEROSPACE

COMP

D TA MA G UE

2103

0669

AU BU R N

4050

0669

RE L L

AEROSPACE

BELL

H E L lC O P T F R

4136

0669

BELL

AEROSPACE

CORP

AEROSYSTEMS

4147

0669

BELL

AEROSPACE

CORP

DELL

8673

0669

BLDG CONTRS

6 MASON R L D R S

8731

0669

BLDG TR A D ES

EMPLRS

AS S N OF L

I

•756

0669

RL D G T R A D E S

EMPLRS

A S S N OF L

I NASSAU

SHOE M F R 5

ASSN

AU BU R N

& LEWISTON
TEX
DIV

TEX

1000

37

74

553

5

O F GR NY

2800

17

21

128

1

NASSAU

SUEEK

2200

16

21

129

1

SUF

1500

15

21

143

1

HELICOPTER
ASSN

NY

4055

0669

BOEING

CO I N T E R S T A T E

13350

37

00

300

5

4130

0669

BOEING

CO W I C H I T A

1200

37

47

300

5

6674

0669

C EM EN T

LEAGUE

NY

1500

17

21

168

l

8704

0669

CEMENT

L E A G U E MY

1O00

17

21

147

T

8705

0669

C EM EN T

L E A G U E 6 ME TR O R L D G C O N T R S N Y C

5200

17

21

100

l

#089

0669

CENTRAL

1100

49

21

127

1

HU DS O N G A S 6

ELFCTRIC

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.




POUGHKEEPSIE

24
Table 9.
A greeno.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

Exp.
date

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union Unit

J une— C ontinue d
3344

0669

CHI

PNEUM ATIC

7136

0669

CIN

CULINARY

0302

0669

CONFECTIONERS

3294

0669

COPELAND R E F R IG E R A T IO N

6061

0669

DETROIT

1631

0669

DOW C H E M I C A L

6044

0669

FAST

0845

0669

EM PIRE

8550

0669

EM PLOYIN G

TOOL

IND

ED ISON

CO S E

3601

0669

FEDERAL

0669

FIE LD

0612

0669

FIELD CREST

1919

0669

GATES

CLOTH

8448

0669

GENL

PA C IFIC

145

1

235

2

2300

35

31

347

3

MICH

3500

49

34

342

3

DIV

3900

28

74

600

6

2600

49

31

118

1

2550

23

21

142

1

1500

17

21

147

1

1500

36

22

127

1
1

COR P

SIDNEY

MFG A S S N - I N C

NYC

& L A T H A S S N NYC A R E A

NC

CO D E N V E R
ASSN
OF

8727

0669

GENL

CO N T R S

4104

0669

GENL

D Y N A M I C S CO RP

4420

0669

GENL

TIME

2348

i0 6 6 9

GLASS

MAN AG EM E NT

6718

0669

GREAT

A S P

7401

0669

H AN CO CK

7511

0669

HOTEL

6401

0669

I-A

BLDG

8757

0669

I-A

CARPENTERS

0231

0669

I-A

D A IR IE S

ASSN

6 OTHERS

CO RP W E S T C L O X

TEA

NYC

NY C I T Y
ELEC

ASSN

BOAT
DIV

DIV

GROTON

PERU

C A LIF

CO NY

J O H N MU TAL

LIFE

EMPLOYERS ASSN
M ATERIALS

INS

SA N

CO

INTERSTATE

FRANCISCO

NY

NASSAU

1

31

CO NEWARK

CONTRACTORS

100

20

FUR R

INC

21

20

NY N J

& CO C H I C A G O

M ILLS

35
58

INC

HA T & C A P

ELEC

1650
1000

B OA RD

CO O H I O

M ARSHALL

RUBBER

CIN

4500

REL

M ETALLIC

6503

INC

CO T E X A S

OHIO GAS
STATE

CO U T I C A

COUNCIL

CTY

& V IC

WASH DC A R E A
NY & N J

1000

53

33

118

4900

22

56

337

3

3000

30

84

333

3

5400

15

21

143

1

3400

16

21

129

1

2500

37

16

500

5

2350

38

33

455

4

1000

32

93

164

1

1100

54

21

531

5

5450

63

00

238

2

5000

70

93

100

1

1100

52

21

531

5

4000

15

21

119

1

1750

20

53

531

5

1950

16

20

119

1

6200

44

00

319

3

4900

59

93

184

1

1000

44

00

319

3

321

3

8627

0669

I-A

DOCK & P I E R

5401

0669

I-A

DRY CA RG O AGMT A T L A N T I C

7300

0669

I-A

RETAIL

DRUG S T O R E

5400

0669

I-A

TANKER

COM PANIES

ATLANTIC

5407

0669

I-A

TANKER

CO M PANIES

INTERSTATE

5000

44

00

5408

0669

I-A

TANKER

COS

& GULF COAST

3500

44

00

154

1

3250

0669

1NGERSOLL

1200

35

23

218

2

3347

0669

IOWA M A N U F A C T U R I N G

1000

35

42

218

2

8720

0669

IR O N

1300

17

21

129

1

CARPENTERS

ATL

& GULF

OPERATORS

RA ND CO A T H E N S

LEAGUE

OF

NY

CO MP A NY
INC

NYC

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes.




COASTS

CA LIF

& GULF COASTS

25
Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

A g ree ­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union Unit

June— Continued
1101

0669

JEFFERSON

0619

0669

KN ITT ED

0839

0669

LIN G ERIE

CITY

CABINET

CO J E F F E R S O N

1850

25

62

347

3

MFRS

ASSN

PHILADELPHIA

8300

22

23

134

1

MANUFACTURERS

ASSN

NY C

2000

23

21

134

1

O U TER W EAR

AREA

4616

0669

MARX L O U I S

& CO OF W V A

0215

0669

ME AT

INSTITUTE

8675

0669

MECH C O N T R A C T O R S

3312

0669

M IE H LE-G O SS-DEXTER

8536

0669

NATL

ELECTRICAL

2939

0669

NATL

SCREW

0842

0669

N EG LIGEE

1223

0669

NORT HWE ST

2338

0669

NORTON

8537

0669

NY

6070

i0 6 6 9

NY S T A T E

5409

0669

PA CIFIC

M A R ITIM E

ASSN

5410

0669

PA C IFIC

M ARITIM E

5411

i0 6 6 9

P A C IFIC

M AR ITIM E

8518

'0 6 6 9

PAINTERS

6 DECORATORS

8520

i0 6 6 9

PAIN TIN G

& DECORATING EM PLRS

ASSN

8527

i0 6 6 9

PAINTING

& D E C O R A T I N G CO N TR S

SA N

8513

0669

PLUMBING H EATING

8575

0669

SHEET

1009

0669

SO C A L I F

3288

0669

SPERRY

TRADE

1200

39

55

332

3

3600

20

20

155

1

4200

17

21

170

1

1050

35

33

218

2

1600

17

91

127

1

1000

34

31

553

5

1800

23

21

134

1

2000

26

41

100

1

1700

32

21

230

2

9600

17

21

127

1

2600

49

21

127

1

INTERSTATE

2300

44

00

319

3

ASSN

INTERSTATE

2100

44

00

154

1

ASSN

UNLICENSED

13450

44

90

186

1

GLEN

DALE

NY & N J

ASSN

NY

INC GOSS

CO C H I

CONTRS PUGET

SD C H A P T R

WASH

& MFG CO C L E V E L A N D

MANUFACTURERS
PAPER

ASSN

CO B E H R - M A N N I N G

ELECTRICAL

CONTRS

ELECTRIC

METAL

ASSN

CO RP

0669

SPERRY

i0 6 6 9

UNION

ELEC

COM PTR

TRANS

6035

0669

UNION

ELEC

OFFICE

CLER

6036

i0 6 6 9

UNION

ELEC

PROD M A I N T

0873

i0 6 6 9

UNITED

4044

0669

WHEELABRATOR

6040

0669

WISC

8585

0669

W RECKING CONTRACTORS

RAN D CO RP U N I V A C

UN DE RWE AR
CO RP

PERS
CALIF

10000

17

93

164

1

1300

17

14

164

1

CO

4000

17

93

164

1

SO C A L I F

15000

17

93

170

1

OF NY C & 1 OTH NY

3350

17

21

187

1

2500

24

93

119

1

1500

35

21

218

2

EMPLRS

COUNCIL

3317

EES

COMMITTEE

& PIPIN G
ASSN

PRO D

DIEGO

LA
MACH

& D ISTR IB

INTERS

& TECH

& GEN ERATING

TWIN

ELMIRA

UTICA

SALES

CONTRS

NYC

BOSTON

JT

EMPLRS

& 3 OTHERS

RAND CO RP R E M I N G T O N O F F

ELECTRIC

AREA

CO D I V - W A T E R V L l E T

6 GAS

C O NT R S

LUMBER

NYC

CO MIN N

6034

& GR

A S S N OF

35

21

218

2

1950

49

00

127

1

1150

49

00

127

1

1300

49

00

129

1

4500

23

21

134

1

D BUFFALO

1000

37

21

218

2

1000

49

35

127

1

1400

17

21

143

1

NY C

99 ag reem en ts --------------

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.

2250

& SKIRT

INTERS

BLOUSE

IN D USTRIES

INTERS

POWER CO W I S C

Total:




CITY

-

— — ----- —

.

321100

26
T a b l e 9*

C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y M o n t h o f E x p i r a t i o n — C o n t i n u e d

Agree­
Exp.
m ent
date
no.

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

U n io n U n it

J u ly

& WILCOX B O IL E R

2923

0769

BABCOCK

4033

0769

BETHLEHEM

3203

0769

BRIGGS

2332

0769

CA RB OR UND UM

8781

0769

ELECTRICAL

6774

0769

FOOD F A I R

6726

0769

GREAT

A & P TEA

8495

0769

HEAVY

CONSTRUCTORS

ASSN

8496

0769

HEAVY

CONSTRUCTORS

ASSN

3273

0769

INGFRSO LL-RAND

CO P A I N T E D

4091

0769

INTL

CO S O L A R

1221

0769

MEAD C O R P O R A T I O N

STEEL

C0RP

STORES

ALUMINUM

MI R R O
NATL

4108

0769

NEWPORT

NEWS S H I P B L D G

5017

0769

NIAGARA

FRONTIER

0016

0769

O LIN

0319

0769

SCHENLEY

0321

0769

SEAGRAM

CORP

JOSEPH

8676

0769

SO

0035

0769

SPERRY

1013

0769

ST R E G I S

ILLIN O IS

PAPER

3264

0769

TEXTILE

2909

0769

TRUE

3739

0769

WHIRLPOOL

CO RP

1

1

1300

54

52

184

1

2300

54

50

184

1

MO & K A N S

2500

16

40

143

1

MO & K AN S

5000

16

40

129

1

2500

35

21

347

3

1800

37

93

218

2

2150

26

31

176

1

1800

34

35

335

3

1500

36

33

335

3

15000

37

54

500

5

1100

41

21

197

1

AREA

POST
SA N

DIEGO

SYSTEM

BUFFALO

NEW HA V EN
KY MD I L L

ASSN

CRK

CORP

ILL

EQ D S H E L L

CO F O R E S T

PROD D I V

MFG M I N D E N
MONT

READING
NY W V A

GREENWOOD

T o ta l:

35

3

E & SONS & H U NT GT N

CO RP O H I O

3

107

127

TRANSIT

M A C H I N E WORKS

TEMPER

320

357

CHEM CORP

CONTRACTORS

00

21

& DRY DOCK CO

RAND CO RP R E O F F

37

14

DIV

INC

5600

17

INC

CHICAGO

D ISTILLERS

1

32

BOSTON

CO MAN ITOWOC & TWO R I V E R S

0769

112

1900

OF G R E A T E R

C H lL L lC O T H E

0769

31

2700

AREA

CO B A L T I M O R E

3742

34

35

BALT

2942

MATH IESON

INTERS

2850

5000

FALLS

ASSN
INC

DIV

MILWAUKEE

CO N I A G A R A
CONTRS

V ID EO

BARBERTON

CO S H I P B U I L D I N G

& STRATTON

HARVESTER

DIV

25 a g r e e m e n t s

_

3000

19

16

218

2

2000

20

00

126

1

2600

20

00

126

1

4000

15

33

143

1

1950

19

72

218

2

1100

24

31

119

1

3400

35

23

335

3

1250

34

00

335

3

1000

36

71

107

1

1000

37

00

100

1

4000

80

21

118

1

3000

17

93

170

1

1700

26

56

176

1

9000

23

00

305

3

2800

17

21

170

1

1100

37

34

107

1

75300
August

4098

0869

AM S H I P

BUILDING
PR IVATE

7948

0869

A S S N OF

8504

0869

ASSOC GENL

1272

0869

CHAMPION

0803

0869

CLUETT

PEABODY

0869

CO NTR ACTIN G

4021

0869

EAT ON

YALE

HO SPITAL

CONTRACTORS

PAPERS

8672

CO NY O H I O
INC

CAROLINA

D lV

& CO ARROW D I V

PLUMBERS

YONKERS

PIPEFIT T IN G

ASSN

& TOWNE F U L L E R

See a p p e n d ix A f o r a b b r e v ia t io n s .
See a p p e n d ix B f o r d e f in it io n o f c o d e s .




& ILL
& NY C

SO C A L I F

CANTO N
INTERS

RRKLYN
TRANS

& QNS
KALA

27
Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

AgreeExp.
m ent
date
no.

Num ber
~r
OI
wo rke r s

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

U n io n U n it

A u g u s t— C o n tin u e d
0869

F AIR BAN KS

MORS^

! NC *'FL<'MT

m s

0869

F h RN ITU RF

GRCtJP

INC

5716

0869

GPNL

0869

0869

G 0 S S A R D H V CO I N D I A N A

3737

0869

HERCULES

0804

0869

I —A COT TO N

6063

0869

il l

8764

0869

INDUS

5775

0869

I T T WORLD C O M M U N I C A T I O N S

3724

0869

LEV ITO N

0806

0869

MA N H A TT A N

4106

0869

MARYLAND

8691

0869

MFCH C O N T R S

D C ASSN

8708

0869

MFCH C O N T R S

DIST

0855

0869

MF NS

LFISfJKFWFAK

METRO R I G I D

3210

MY C

T F L E P H 0 N * 7 CO C L *

EN G IN ES

power

INC

SHIRT
I

co

CA NTO N

6 ALLIED

MFC, CO

CO

SHIPPLDG

0869
0869

MF TR O

0857

0869

PLASTIC

2948

0869

POV/FLt W I L L I A M

0810

0869

PM BLIX

ASSN

DR YDOCK

LIN E

TRAF

U NIT

INC

CO B A L T I M O R F

0 C MD 6 VA

OF CO LU M B IA

BOX

MATLS

MF R S

3695

0869

RAYTHEON

8610

0869

REFR IG ER AT IO N

8796

0869

SHFFT

46n8

0869

.SPALDING A G & BROS

MFTAL

INC

0869

TODO S H I P Y A R D S

2547

0869

U N I O N C A R B I D E C O R P —M E T A L S

1623

6869

’ /YANDOTTF C H E M IC A LS

127

1

1100

23

30

134

1

1400

35

31

553

5

3500

23

23

385

3

1050

49

33

127

1

1450

15

3?

116

l

1000

48

00

346

3

1600

36

21

127

1

4000

23

00

305

3

2000

37

52

320

3

170

l

170

1

20

305

3

3500

26

21

176

1

NY

2000

23

21

305

3

NYC

4000

23

21

134

1

34

31

335

3

1600

23

00

305

3

1 0000

36

14

127

1

1200

17

93

170

1

1200

15

50

187

1

1200

39

14

112

1

INC

NY C

C O N T R S SO C A L I F

CORP B RK LY N

T o ta l:

59

23

NJ

CHICO PEF

4315

48

1.000
NY 6

OTH

AS*.N DC & V I C I N I T Y

C O NT R S

4300

7500

1

5 TF NN

CONDITG

3

50

CO M A S S
6 AIR

1600

312

53

CO C I N C I N N A T I

CORP PA

3

?I

17

ASSN

ASSN

335

?5

17

6

MFGPS

*5

1400

INC

ASSN

MFRS

SP TS W R 6 L F A T H F R

SHIRT

NATL

INTFRSTATC
6

PAPER

SOFT

6 2 O T H ER S

35

©
c
c

1243

AGMT P m I L A

TMC N Y C

SHIRT

0808

I N ''

llin o is

CONTRS 6 B LD RS

& BOYS

6 MICH

Soon

DIV

MARIETTA

C O R P WYANDOTT*

34 a g r e e m e n t s

1000

37

21

320

3

1250

33

31

357

3

1400

28

34

357

3

6500

36

33

127

1

1000

36

23

484

4

3500

37

23

484

4

1400

54

22

184

1

1400

56

21

332

3

1800

28

62

455

4

87850
Septem ber

3649

0969

ADMIRAL

3705

096y

AM S T A N D A R D

INC

INC W lLM E R D IN G

CORPORATION

4122

0969

AM S T A N D A R D

6701

0969

AM S T O R E S

6906

0969

A S S O C ME NS

1671

0969

ATLAS

ILLIN O IS

SW ISSVALF

CO ACME

MARKETS

INC

WEAR R E T A I L E R S

NYC

CHEM ICAL

IND V O L

ARMY

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes.




DIV

AMM P L

NO 7 NO N J

CHATT

28
T a b l e 9.

C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y M o n t h o f E x p i r a t i o n — C o n t i n u e d

Agree­
Exp.
m ent
date
no.

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Codes,
SIC

State

2

U n io n U n it

Septem b e r — C o n tin u e d
0024

0969

AV C O CO RP

OR0 D I V

RI C H M O N D

7405

0969

B LD G M A N A G E R S

ASSN

ELEVATOR

OPRS

7406

0969

BLDG MAN AG ERS AS$N

JANITORS

CHI

0348

0969

C A LIF

2118

0969

CH I

LUGGAGE

9712

0969

v_ i hi

v

BAKERY

o u u u im

EMPLRS

ASSN

C A LIF

& L E A T H E R GOODS M F R S A S S N C H I
ULLL

SM N

ItL

LU U llTU

TJ* ItT

5780

0969

CO LUM BIA

6045

0969

CO NS O L

6014

0969

FLO R ID A

6714

0969

FOOD F A I R

STORES

F IE LD

C O N S T R U C T I O N WORK O H I O

BROADCASTING

GA S

CHI

SUPPLY

SYSTEM

8587

0969

7510

0969

I-A

HOTELS

7957

0969

I-A

PAR I-M U TU EL

7947

0969

I-A

SECURITY

5T-221 0 9 6 9

1L L

L1 LLL

11

INTERS

CO C L A R K S B U R G

POWER & L I G H T

I-A

INC

'

NY & N J

INC

& MOTELS

CO

IN

DEPT

WASH DC

SO C A L I F

A G EN C IE5-W A TER

1L L L h l t U H L

Lv

KY W V a

RACE

F RO NT

1 K nl 1 1 L

AGMT C A L I F

i LL

19

32

127

1

1150

65

33

118

1

4000

65

33

118

1

3500

20

93

531

5

1000

31

33

155

1

— 946—

3

-------- 3 0 6 6 ---------------------

----------- 06—

1100

48

00

127

1

1500

49

55

500

5

3000

49

59

127

1

1450

54

20

184

1

1000

16

00

112

1

5500

70

53

145

1

1000

79

93

118

1

1000

73

93

500

5

JU

13N O

J '

I NU

35

11

337

1850

19

42

218

2

2500

17

59

127

1

1000

33

31

100

1

0969

MAREM ONT C O R P S A C O

0 0 £6

0969

MASON & H A N G E R - S I L A S

8763

0969

NATL

ELECTRICAL

2606

0969

NATL

LEAD

J fH i

0969

------------ 4 6 —

0969

------------ 3-i— —

3 TV*

0 “ t r9

7404

0969

MASON CO B U R L I N G T O N

CONTRS

ASSN

SO F L A

C H AP

CO F E R N A L D

** I v

I wL

" T A U T K.

TLL

H i*

SHOPS

1000

3335

1

LOWELL

TRACKS

2000

PRUDENTIAL

v

Iw

v

V " T t t ....6

UC. Vh L.

1

D LL fc

T T r A r t It.

INSURANCE

3607

0969

ROPER

7133

0969

SHATTUCK

FRANK

2114

0969

SO C A L I F

SHOE MFRS

SO F L O R I D A

GEO D CO RP

'»ii I

CO OF AM

v

v ULK
ttfcV'

r4 L. V

t r ■C AL

1 1 *7 CA
— i 1- t
-------------------- — 4 8 --------- ------------ 6 6 —------- 3

1r

INTERS

17700

KANKAKEE

INC

LOS

ANGELES

63

------ 3 *
**

00

v»A L* —I

G CO NY
ASSN

346

4 6 - 1-----------3 -

00

238

2

1800

36

33

600

6

3500

58

21

145

1

1500

31

93

334

3

5350

70

59

145

1

62

121

1

7518

0969

2588

0969

TENNESSEE

CO PPERH ILL

1400

33

3680

0969

WESTERN

ELECTRIC

CO

INC

INDIAN APO LIS

6350

36

32

127

1

3681

0969

WESTERN

ELECTRIC

CO

INC

MONTGOMERY

1600

36

33

127

1

J1

i .1 y o 7

W tSTLK n

£ L t C T “ It-

C t r l TIC— I N S T A L L

1 e.

HOTEL
CORP

T o ta l:

1
2

& M O T E L A S S N GR M I A M I

COPPER

DIV

31 a g r e e m e n t s ______

See a p p e n d ix A f o r a b b r e v ia t io n s .
See a p p e n d ix B f o r d e fin it io n o f c o d e s .




1N TC .K S

AR

.............-

...... .

------- 0 0 “

88350

------ 9

*

29

Table 9*

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

Agree­
Exp.
m ent
date
no.

Codes 2

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

SIC

State

U n io n U n it

O cto ber
32? 1

1069

ADMIRAL

CORP

M I D W ES T

1069

A RM S TR O NG

2947

1069

ASSOC

SPRING

0875

1069

BAYLY

MFG CO D E N VE R

4049

1069

BEECH

AIRCRAFT

4611

MFG

SUBS

CORK C O - F L O O R
CORP

PL

BRISTO L

CORP KANS

LANCASTER
DIV

35

2600

GALESBURG

CONN

& C0L0

B t L L —T rt ' fc ’r n O n c .

v-O P L A N T —

5"7 0*3
3316

1069

BIR D SB0R 0

B IR DSB O RO

6042

1069

BO ST ON

3245

1069

BROWN 6 S H A R P E MFG CO R I

3267

1069

BUFFALO

CO RP

G A S CO BO ST ON

FORGE

------------------------------------------------------------

& READING

6 BRAINTREE

CO

218

2
3

1850

39

23

333

10 00

34

16

553

5

12 00

23

84

305

3

7650

37

00

218

2

<LJ

__ 5-3-6__

1069
TO 69

33

i A -l

3

/. n

a

10 00

35

23

335

3

12 00

49

14

455

4

2100

35

15

218

2

1300

35

?1

335

3

r- «

A * /

ST A-r

------ 3 0 0 0 ----------- — 4 0 ----- ------------ 5-5“

- —

346

3
----------- S r

--------3 4 6 —

?

r iu

---------- 4 9 0 0 ------------------- —

1 u or

5009

1069

DC T R A N S I T

0276

1069

EM PLO YIN G

0277

1069

FEDERATION

3617

1069

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO

INTER STATE

3618

1069

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO

INTER STATE

3655

1069

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO R A D I O

3716

1069

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO H O T P O I N T

REFRACTO RIES

£324

1069

GENL

1069

G R IN N ELL

0006

1069

H U GH ES

0622

1069

i

0637

1069

I-A

SCREEN

6904

1069

I-A

STANDARD GAS

J t £. 1

1 U O !7

I LL

U LLL

—a

___t M M

CO RP

WASH DC

3100

41

53

197

1

WASH DC

1000

20

53

235

2

2000

20

10

531

5

85000

36

00

347

3

15000

36

00

484

4

1200

36

21

218

2

2850

36

33

187

1

1200

32

00

455

4

1300

34

23

161

1

2000

19

86

218

2

dye

8000

22

00

337

3

1500

22

00

337

3

2000

55

43

531

5

EMPLOYRS

RECEIVER

DEPT

UTICA

CH I-C ICE R O

CO P A MD GA

&

0

COLUM BIA

AIRCRAFT

pla in

INC

OF NEW ENG B A K E R Y

2965

&

CO TU CS ON
m ach in e

PR INT

&

pr in t

SCREEN

SERV

1 L L> L. V

A M a ___D C n ___ T C I

40 --------- ------------ 5-?—------- 3 4 6 -------3-

ASSN

SYSTEM
BAKERS

L U

STAS
i L.

inters

MAKERS
ST

Pi 1

C Q U ^ A t C __ /-/% — r>l

INTERS

LO UIS

------- 1 1 3 5

i LL i nU 1o
AM T

_______________________________ .

0

—

48

■

-------------9 3 —-------- 12

7

------------- T7l ~ -------- 3 * 0

1069

JERSEY

CEN

6748

1069

K RO GE R

CO O H I O

POWR

&

LIG H T

&

NJ

POWR

&

LIG H T

NJ

------------ 1 -

■
___ ____ ______

J t £ 7

6064

y

------------- r -

1900

49

1 2

127

1

1000

54

31

184

1

' "9 f 3 1

------------1 i u u ------------------

See a p p e n d ix A f o r a b b r e v ia t io n s .
See a p p e n d ix B f o r d e f in it io n o f c o d e s .




--------

------------ 3

30

Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

Agree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location

Codes
SIC

State

2

Union Unit

October— Continued
-5-7 9 6-------1 6 69----N6 W - E NG- T E f '- f r ^ f - g e - T ftr t f W ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 080-------------------- 46------------------18--------5 * 6 -----------5 ■ 57 8 4

1 0 6 9---MEW E N G T E L

2584

1069

NJ

0334

1069

NO N J M I L K

ZINC

2973

1069

NORRIS

6 -T E L

I N T E R -S T A T E ------------------------------------------------------- 1 9 5 0 6 --------------- 4 6 ------------- 1-0------5 * 6 -------- 5-

CO P A L M E R T O N
INDUSTRY

INDUSTRIES

-----1-669---- P * C I -R -C"-T E t
- 5 7 5 5 ----- 3-869---P A € I P I C

6

TEL

■ 1-869” - D A C I 4 I C

LABOR

INC

TEL

6 TEL

■ 5756----- 3-869---N M H -PI C —T-Efc5759

CO

LOS

1400

33

23

335

3

COMMITTEE

2000

20

22

531

5

ANGELES

2000

34

93

553

5

C O - T O L L -MA ENT - C A L i f -ft N E V ------------------------------2-266--------------- 48------------- 86--------------------- i C O - A G€-TG- SO C A L I F ------------------------------------------------- 3-666--------------- 46 ------------- 99------9 4 6 --------9 -

"-T-Efc- C O - P L A NT - & O F F

TEL

C O - T R - A F F I C -50 CAL-1F---------------------- ------------------ 3-8486------- '■-------46------------- 96— —8 6 6 ---- — 5“

& TEL

7416

1069

PRUDENTIAL

INSURANCE

CO OF

7135

1069

RESTAURANT

LEAGUE

N Y

4412

1069

R O B ER TS H AW

CONTROLS

2918

1069

SC0VILL

1

Sf r - C A W ---------------------------------- 1-2 6 8 6 --------------- 46 ------------- 99------9 4 6 --------9~

OF

AMERICA

INC

CO K N O X V I L L E

MFG CO CONN

DC i l

TCI

f

TCl

SOUTHW P U B L I C

6078

1069

7120

1069

ST

1676

1069

UNION

3689

1069

WFSTERN

2974

1069

WIRE & METAL

PAUL

/-A

TklTCOC

SERVICE

O N-SALE

CARBIDE

ELECTRIC

ST

PAUL

CHARLESTON

MF R S

00

414

4

1500

58

21

145

1

1000

38

62

335

3

3000

34

16

553

5

127

1

nn
uu

GUILD

INC

49

00

1300

58

41

145

1

2050

28

55

218

2

4600

36

31

127

1

1400

34

21

531

5

WO

Zt j ----- ----------------------

1000

CO C O L U M B U S

PRODUCTS

Total:

NM 6 O K L A

DEALERS

SOUT H

63

6 5 300

CO T E X

LIQ U O R

C0RP

2000

NY

3 6 __________ ___________________________________

172200

November
z r r z r x j ------------

— A'71
J i l l .1

2700

1 ±i)y

0345

1169

CHOC K

0602

1169

DAN R I V E R

b ill

1169

GENL

ELECTRIC

4128

1169

GENL

ELECTRIC

3704

1169

GLO BE-U NIO N

8328

1169

HOMESTAKE

4131

1169

HOOVER

2300

1169

i -

0634

1169

I-A

KN ITG OO D S

I-A

MASTER

a

FULL

O NU TS

------------ 4 6 ---------------------- 56—

— 5 6 6 — — 5“

20

20

455

4

54

202

2

CO E V E N D A L E

4100

37

31

553

5

CO E V E N D A L E

1200

37

31

218

2

&

DAN VILLE

MILWAUKEE
CO B L A C K

BEARING

co m pan ies

H ILLS

OPERS

CO S T U B N I T Z

w va

AGREEMENT

36

35

107

1

1550

10

57

335

3

D

553

5

1800

37

00

1100

32

00

314

3

CLEVELAND

1300

22

31

134

1

15000

72

20

305

3

1000

20

00

531

5

18000

48

00

102

1

18000

48

00

102

1

7709

1169
1169

I-A

ME TRO M I L K

5785

1169

I-A

NATL

CO DE OF

FAIR

PR A C T IC E

5786

1169

I-A

NATL

CODE OF

FAIR

PRACT

CO NTRACT-LAUNDRY
INDUSTRY

SPG

2000
LEAD

ark

&

0355

AGMT

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.




-

22

MIN IN G

glass

PA

1000

INC

INC

&

NY N J

8800

M ILLS

BALL

CO RP

—

INDUSTRY
NY

&

METRO

NY AR

CONN

TV NETW A F T R A

TV RE

COM A F T R A

31
Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

A gree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

Union Unit

State

Novembe r— C ontinue d
5787

1169

i

-

a

natl

code

of

fa ir

pract

tran

5788

1169

i

-

a

natl

code

of

fa ir

pract

com

7958

1169

I-A1966C0M M ER CIALS

4424

1169

JOHNSON

3746

1169

MAG NAVOX

0010

1169

_e

/

CONTRACT

ra
ra

NATL

tv

aftra

aftra

AGMT

& JO H N S O N C H I C A G O
CO MP AN Y U R 8 A N A

MART I N - M A R I E T T A

CO RP

f™!UUN 1 R 1 “

1W 1 t d

1C. L, v

! £. L L U

f H n r f 1L

1A 1 m ^ 1A 1 tfii

1 fcL u

1L L

i LnN I

J

MARTIN

DIV

MOV -

fIUU m

0031

1169

PHILCO

F ORD

3640

1169

SINGER

CO E L I Z A B E T H

6760

1169

STOP

6

SHOP

6761

1169

S TO P

& SHO P

3682

1169

W E ST E R N

0026

1169

W ESTINGHOUSE

ELEC

3625

1169

WESTINGH0USE

ELECTRIC

3626

1169

WESTINGHOUSE

ELEC

3627

1169

W ESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

CO RP

NATIONAL

3628

1169

WESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

CORP

3629

1169

WESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

3630

1169

WESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

3740

1169

WESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

3741

1169

WESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

COR P

INC

LU

COL O

CO

Total:

102

1

1000

00

102

1

18000

78

93

102

1

1500

38

33

337

3

2000

36

33

218

2

8000

19

00

553

5

Otr 1

O

/. O

m—

■...

/. C.

AA

93

553

5

2600

36

22

347

3

6500

54

10

184

1

1600

54

10

155

1

4400

36

46

127

1

2400

19

52

127

1

1000

36

00

127

1

2000

36

23

127

1

7400

36

00

484

4

INTERSTATE

40000

36

00

347

3

COR P

INTERSTATE

14000

36

00

500

5

COR P

SUNNYVALE

1350

36

93

218

2

CO RP

HORSEHDS

1250

36

21

127

1

CO RP

Y0 UN G W 00 D

1100

36

23

127

1

D LAWNDALE

AREA

CONN R I
INC

CO RP

00

48

19

NEW E N G L A N D

ELECTRIC

MD

48

1300

AERONUTRONICS

I N C M AS S

FLA

18000

OMAHA
AEROSPACE

CO RP

D BALT

IN TER S

C O RP -STAN D

C O NT R O L

BEAVER

33 a g re e m e n ts _____________________

___

210250

December

8473

1269

8694

1269

ASSOC

GENL

C O NT R S

8695

1269

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRS

8696

1269

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRS

OF

7953

1269

ASSOC

GU ARD

6003

1269

ATLANTIC

8601

1269

BLDRS

3319

1269

CASE

ASSOC

GENL

J

I

8000

16

41

129

1

OF M IN N

HGHWY RR & HVY

5000

16

40

143

1

OF

MIN N

HGHWY RR & HVY

3000

16

41

531

5

MIN N

HGHWY RR & HVY

3000

16

41

119

1

2900

73

33

118

1

1000

49

22

127

1

& PATROL

CITY

ASSN

OF M I N N H1GHWY H E A V Y

CONTRACTORS

ELECTRIC

OF C H IC A G O

CO

AGENCIES

CH I

CO N J
ILLIN O IS

INTERS

. -5 7Q3 — 1 g 6 9

3000

15

33

129

1

5100

35

00

553

5

---------------- 1 3 5 Q -------

0632

1269

DU PONT

EIDE

3653

1269

EM ER SO N

T ELEV ISIO N

NEM OURS OL D H I C K O R Y

& R A D I O CO J E R S E Y

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes.




CITY

---- ------

---------- 5 - j —

— — 5~

—

2600

22

62

500

5

1500

36

22

347

3

32
Table 9.

Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Month of Expiration— Continued

A gree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

De c e mb e r— C ontinue d
4151

1269

G REENVILLE

0303

1269

hershey

STEEL

chocolate

1402

1269

I-A

BO ST ON

7415

1269

I-A

CEM ETERIES

6052

1269

I-A

NATURAL

0638

1269

MONTGOMERY M I L L S

8481

1269

NEW ENG

■T zty
3647

1269

nLW
NY

CA R

DAILY

CO G R E E N V I L L E

corp

NEWSPAPERS

NY 6

GAS U T I L I T Y

I L L

LAMP

w

INC

COS

ASSN
n L L

MFRS

IU

ASSN

1

1269

NY S H I P P I N G

1269

PA H EA V Y

7524

1269

SA N MA TE O C O U N T Y R E S T A U R A N T

PO R T

1269

SEEBURG

CORPORATION

1269

SPRAGUE

ELECTRIC

4422

1269

US

CO RP

3256

1269

WARNER

2944

1269

WEST

3678

1269

W E ST E RN

7126

1269

WI AN R O B E R T

TIME

B AR G

NY S T A T E

ASSN
HOTEL

PA
OWNERS

ASSN

CLEVELAND

RE ND
CO

INC

KEARNEY
INC

C A LIF

28 agreements

AGREEM EN TS, total

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes.




w 1L

ROC K

C EN TERPRISES

Total:

1

CHICAGO

CO 3 P L A N T S

B EN D CO WEST
ELECTRIC

1L K y

RELS

CO NORTH ADAM S

LIT T LE

& S W A S EY

LAB

WATCHMEN NYC

& HGHWY CO N T R S

3346

N

INC

6422

3707

& WVA

CONN

8679

ASSN

KY

MONTGOMERY

I L L

& SHADE

B O ST ON

NJ

ROAD B U I L D E R S

C_ p| L

hershey

585

1250

37

23

500

5

3500

20

23

235

2
2

1200

27

14

204

1700

65

20

118

1

1300

49

00

357

3

1250

22

23

337

3

16

00

/- a

1 O'

— 500

2500

36

21

127

1

1800

44

21

494

4

1

a
----5r~

2500

16

23

455

4

5600

70

93

145

1

1050

35

33

531

5

2000

36

14

347

3

2000

38

71

218

2

1600

35

31

218

2

1300

34

35

107

1

11500

36

22

127

1

1300

58

93

500

5

79450

WORKERS, total

119

1000

*1A A

1727450

33
T a b l e 10. C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y I n d u s t r y
Agree­
Exp.
m ent
date
no.

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

U n io n

U n it

F is h e rie s
62^3

o ? 69

PURSE

5FINB

VFSS£L
T o ta l:

OWNER*; M A R K E T I N G

ASSN

ALAS

WASH

1 a g r e e m e n t ____________________________________

09

90

480

4

10

57

335

3

12

33

717

7

13

74

500

5

4400

15

84

129

1

3500

15

59

119

1

1000

15

73

143

1

1400
1400

M e t a l m in in g
8328

1169

H0MESTAKE

MINING

CO B L A C K

T o ta l:

H ILLS

0PERS

LEAD

1 a g r e e m e n t _____ ;______________________________
B itu m in o u s c o a l,

8314

0369

CO A L

PRODUCERS

A S S N OF

T o ta l:

0269

HUMBLE

O IL

ILLIN O IS

1200

1 a g r e e m e n t ____________

& REFIN IN G
T o ta l:

1550

and lig n ite m in in g

___________________

C ru d e p e tro le u m
8326

1550

CO HO USTON

1200

and n a t u r a l gas

AREA

1000

1 a g r e e m e n t . ___________________________________

1000

B u ild in g c o n s tru c tio n — g e n e ra l c o n t ra c to r s
8701

0269

ASSOC

BLDG

C0NTRS

OF C O L O RA DO

8421

0369

ASSOC

GENL

C0NTRS

& HOME B U I L D E R S

8642

0369

ASSOC

GENL

C0NTRS

0KLA

8728

0369

ASSOC

GENL

C0NTRS

INC

8733

0369

ASSOC

GENL

CO NT R S

OF

8735

0369

ASSOC

GENL

C0NTRS

8743

0369

ASSOC

GENL

C0NTRS

8760

0369

BLD G

EMPLRS

ASSN

BLDRS

ROUGE

15

72

129

1

15

59

143

1

HOU ST ON & G A L V S T N

1300

15

74

116

1

W COAST

2400

15

59

119

1

1000

15

59

143

1

1800

15

59

143

1

OF

0369
0369

BROWARD B L D R S

8449

0369

GENL

6451

0369

HARTFORD

8637

0469

ASSOC

BLDG

CO N T R S

OF

8687

0469

ASSOC

BLDG

CO N T R S

6

AM SO F L A

CHAPTER

FLA

BROWARD C T Y

FLA

SO F L O R I D A
EXCHANGE

CONTRACTORS
GENL

CITY
B A TO N

1300

8736

OF

SO F L A

1800

8766

ASSN

INC

OF

INC

CONTRACTORS
CO LO

ASSN

CONN

DENVER

2 OTHERS

0469

ASSOC

BLDG

8559

0469

ASSOC

BUILDIN G

8410

0469

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRS

8415

0469

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

8422

0469

ASSOC

GENL

C O N T R A C T O R S OF M I N N E S O T A

8423

0469

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

See appc id ix A
See a p p e n d ix B




OF C O L O R A D O

COL OR

8688

1
2

CO N T R S

BROWARD C T Y

BRIDGEPORT

CO N T R S

OF

COLO

INC
INC

DENVER

OF M AS S & B L D G T R A D E $
ST

LOUIS

MIN N

f o r a b b re v ia tio n s.
fo r d e fin itio n of co d es.

BLDG

ERS

H & H
B LD G

1800

15

59

119

1

1200

15

16

119

1

1400

15

16

119

1

2000

15

84

143

1

1800

15

84

119

1
1

3500

15

84

119

3000

15

84

119

1

5000

15

14

119

1

3500

15

43

143

1

2000

15

41

115

1

6000

15

41

119

1

34
Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A gree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

Building construction— general contractors— Continued
8426

0469

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

8712

0469

ASSOC

GENL

C O NT R S

DETROIT

8769

0469

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRS

OF N D

8774

0469

B LD G

8437

0469

CONSTRUCTION

CONTRS

COUNCIL

CONSTRUCTION

CONTRS

COUNCIL

TRADES

EMPLRS

OF M I N N E S O T A

ASSN

CHAPTER

OF

3000

15

41

143

1

2000

15

34

116

1

1000

15

44

116

1

1350

15

21

119

1

DC MD & V A

4500

15

50

143

1

DC MD & VA

1200

15

50

129

1
1

ROCHESTER

NY

INC

8438

0469

8439

0469

CONSTRUCTION

8456

0469

MASTER

BUILDERS

ASSN

OF

8457

0469

MASTER

BUILDERS

ASSN

& HOME B L D R S

8630

0469

PEORIA

B LD G C O N T R S

ASSN

& HOME

8643

0469

PEORIA

B LD G C O N T R S

ASSN

ILL

1850

8461

0469

S0UTHW M I C H

C O NT R S

ASSN

MICHIGAN

4000

8734

0469

SOUTHW M I C H

C O NT R S

ASSN

4000

8804

0569

ASSOC

BRICK

MASON

INC

8412

0569

ASSOC

GENL

CO

8803

0569

B LD G C O N T R S

& MASON B L D R S

8805

0569

BLDG CONTRS

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

INC

8404

0569

B LD G

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

& INC

8441

0569

CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRY

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

NY

8442

0569

CONSTRUCTION

INDU STRY

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

NY

8443

0569

CONSTRUCTION

INDU STRY

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

NY

INDUSTRY

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

OF

2100

CONTRS C O U N C IL

CO N T R S

C O NT R S

TRADES

8444

0569

CONSTRUCTION

8765

0569

NORTH C E N T R A L

8459

0569

QU AD -CITY

2 OTH

OHIO

ASSN

8651

0569

WYOMING C O NT R S

8754

0669

ASSOC

BRICK

8413

0669

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

8488

0669

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRS

OF

CO

ASSN

NJ

BLDRS

SA N

ASSN

OF

NY

DIEGO

GR NEW YO RK

GR NY

NY

ASSN
ILL

6

IOWA

ASSN

MASON

CO N T R S OF

GR NY

& 3 OTHERS

& KEYSTONE

8597

0669

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

8612

0669

ASSOC

GENL

C O NT R S

OF

8749

0669

ASSOC GENL

CON TR S

8750

0669

ASSOC

GFNL

8759

0669

ASSOC GENL

8756

0669

BLDG

TRADES

8448

0669

GENL

CONTRACTORS

B LD G

NASSAU

SUF

SO C A L I F
INTER

ALASKA

6000

15

50

1850

15

22

119

1

1000

15

22

115

1

1200

15

33

119

1

15

33

143

1

15

34

143

1

15

34

143

1

2000

15

21

143

1

2250

15

93

129

1

7000

15

21

143

1

1000

15

21

143

1

6550

15

14

143

1

3000

15

21

143

1

1200

15

21

116

1

1500

15

21

129

1

15

21

119

1

1400

15

31

119

1

1200

15

00

119

1

1000

15

83

116

1

1500

15

21

143

1

10000

15

93

129

1

1200

15

23

143

1

5000

15

94

100

1

119

1

AM A T L A N T A

3200

15

58

INC

GULFPORT

1000

15

64

143

1

CO N T R S

INC

MISS

1250

15

64

119

1

C O NT R S

6

EMPLRS

1 O THE R
ASSN

ASSN

OF

L

CONN

1000

15

16

116

l

I

NASSAU SUF

1500

15

21

143

1

NYC

5400

15

21

143

1

6 OTHERS

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.




I NC

GREATER

ASSNS

BLDRS

BUILDERS

DC MD & V A

BERGEN

119

35
T a b le

10. C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y I n d u s t r y — C o n t i n u e d

Agree­
Exp.
m ent
date
no.

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a tio n 1

Code;s 2
SIC

State

U n io n

U n it

B u ild in g c o n s tru c tio n — g e n e ra l c o n t r a c to r s — C o n tin u e d
8757

'0 6 6 9

8676

0769

SO

8764

0869

INDUS

CONTRS

8796

0869

SHEET

METAL

8601

1269

BLDRS

ASSN

i-

a

Na s s a u

carpenters

ILLIN O IS

CONTRACTORS
& BLDRS
CO NT R S
OF

ASSN

ASSN

ASSN

CHICAGO

T o ta l:

& vie

cty

6

4000

ILL
2 OTHERS

DC 6 V I C I N I T Y

ILLIN O IS

6 0 a g r e e m e n t s __

__ _________________________

15

21

119

1

1

4000

15

33

143

1450

15

32

116

1

1200

15

50

187

1

3000

15

33

129

1

1800

16

10

129

1

1200

16

33

119

1

1500

16

00

129

1
1

157550

C o n s tru c tio n o th e r than b u ild in g c o n s tru c tio n — g e n e ra l c o n tra c to r s
8475

0369

B LD G

8723

0369

EGYPTIAN

8807

0369

I-A

TRADES

EMPLR5

ASSN

CONTRS ASSN

DREDGE

EN G IN EERS

CO N T R S

ASSN

OF

INC

INTERS

I N C & 2 OT H RS

SOUTH

AGMT GR

NY

8801

0569

GENL

8499

0569

I-A

8463

0669

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

UTAH

8472

0669

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

UTA H

8595

0669

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS 6 CONSTR

8731

0669

B LD G

TRADES

EMPLRS

8727

0669

GENL

CONTRS

ASSN

8627

0669

I-A

8495

0769

HEAVY

CONSTRUCTORS

ASSN

CONSTRUCTORS

ASSN

S O UT H C E N T R A L

DOCK & P I E R

THE

LAKES

ASSN

OF

0769

HFAVY

0969

I-A

8473

1269

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

ASSOC

GENL

CO NT R S

CONSTRUCTION

8694

1269
1269

ASSOC

GENL

8696

1269

ASSOC

GENL

8481

1269

NEW E n g

8679

1269

PA HEAVY

C0NSTR

OF

INTERS

H & H

L

CARPENTERS

8496

8695

VALLEY

F IE LD

I

1

87

129

1

119

1

TEX

5000

16

74

143

1

SUFFK

2200

16

21

129

1
1

K Y W VA

HIGH WY

112

87

K AN $

OF M I N N

00

16

MO & K A N S
MO 6

23

16

16

NY & N J

WORK O H I O

16

5000
1200

EMPLRS
NASSAU

1000

143

2500

NY C I T Y

8587

F IE LD

L E H IG H

EMPkRS

ILL

HEAVY

3400

16

21

129

1950

16

20

119

1

2500

16

40

143

1

5000

16

40

129

1

1000

16

00

112

1

8000

16

41

129

1

5000

16

40

143

1

OF MIN N

HGHWY RR 6 HVY

CO NT R S

OF

HGHWY RR & HVY

3000

16

41

531

5

CO NT R S

OF M I N N

RR & HVY

3000

16

41

119

1

LAB

1000

16

00

119

1

2500

16

23

45 5

4

1700

17

59

115

1

1000

17

72

119

1

2500

17

72

143

1

2000

17

72

170

1

MIN N

ROAD B U I L D E R S

ASSN

& HGHWY C O N T R S
T o ta l:

HGHWY
CONN

B ARG

ASSN

20 a g r e e m e n t s

RELS

PA
.

_ ...........

___________

57750

C o n s tru c tio n — s p e c ia l trad e c o n tra c to rs
8541

0369

ASSOC

GENL

CONTRACTORS

FLO R ID A

8562

0369

ASSOC GENL

CONTRACTORS

BA TO N

8689

0369

ASSOC

GENL

CO N T R S

8795

0369

ASSOC

M ECHANICAL

8667

0369

ASSOC

U ND E RGR OU ND

8517

0369

BLDRS

ASSN

See a p p e n d ix A
See a p p e n d ix B




OF
fo r
fo r

OF AM

INC

CONTRACTORS
CONTRS

KANSAS

CITY

INC

ROUG E
B A TO N
OF

ROUGE

B ATO N

MICH

MO & K A N S

a b b re v ia tio n s .
d e fin itio n o f co d es.

ROUGE

1000

17

34

143

1

2000

17

40

164

1

36
T a b l e 10. C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969. b y I n d u s t r y — C o n t i n u e d
Agreeno.

Exp.
date

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a tio n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

U n io n

U n it

C o n s tru c tio n — s p e c ia l tra d e c o n t ra c to r s — C o n tin u e d
8719

0369

INDUS

8669

0369

MECHANICAL

8758

0369

STEEL

8539

0469

ALLIED

CO N T R S

ASSN

BA TO N

C O NT R S 'OF

ERECTORS

ASSN

ROUG E

NEW M E X I C O
BALT

CONSTRUCTION

IN D USTRIES

CONSTRUCTION

IN D

8663

0469

ALLIED

8560

0469

ASSOC

8565

0469

ASSOC GENL

CONTRACTORS
CONTRACTORS

CONTRS OF E S S E X

8579

0469

ASSOC

GENL

8505

0469

ASSOC

PLUMBING

8678

0469

B LD G T R A D E S

3551

0469

EM PLOYIN G

OF ST
ST
6

ASSN

BRICKLAYERS

INC

DEL

& MD

DELA

CO U NT Y

PIPING

EMPLRS

INC

72

119

1

85

170

1

1000

17

52

116

1

1100

17

51

143

1
1

1000

17

50

119

2000

17

22

119

1

LOUIS

9300

17

43

119

1

1400

17

43

T16

1

1150

17

93

170

1

1100

17

14

115

1

1550

17

23

115

1

7000

17

23

119

1

CONDITIONING

& AGC MA SS

ASSN

17
17

NJ

LOUIS

AIR

1900
1200

PH ILADELPHIA

8569

0469

GENL

8799

0469

GREAT

2500

17

34

116

1

8738

0469

MECH C O N T R S

ASSN

OF P H I L A

INC

1800

17

23

170

1

8739

0469

MECH CO N T R S

ASSN

OF

INC

2000

17

23

170

1

8755

0469

NATL

ELEC

1000

17

21

127

1

ELECTRICAL

BUILDING
LAKES

CONTRACTORS

FA BR IC A T O R S

CONTRS

PHILA

ASSN

ASSN

PA

& ERECTORS

ASSN

INC

8533

0469

NATL

8521

0469

PAIN TIN G

6

8524

0469

PAINTING

& D E C O R A T I N G C O N T R S O F AM M I C H
& DECORATING

CONTRS

DECORATING

8526

0469

PAINTING

8563

0569

ASSOC

GENL

8580

0569

ASSOC

STEEL

8557

0569

MASTER

ASSN

PLASTERERS

MO

CONTRS

& I N D COS

CONTRS

CONTRACTORS
ERECTORS

DE TR

MNPLS

RHODE

ISLAND

M AS S

& CONN

CHICAGO

A S S N OF B O ST O N

1800

17

43

127

1

1000

17

21

164

1

3000

17

34

164

1

1500

17

41

164

1

1500

17

10

119

1

2550

17

33

116

1

3500

17

14

143

1

6500

17

93

127

1

1000

17

41

127

1

1050

17

93

127

1

8532

0569

NATL

ELECTRICAL

CONTRS

ASSN

LOS

8690

0569

NATL

ELECTRICAL

CONTRS

ASSN

ST

8778

0569

NATL

ELECTRICAL

CONTRACTORS

8506

0569

plu m bin g

1500

17

86

170

1

8577

0669

ALLIED

B LD G

METAL

INDUSTRIES

NEW YOR K

1100

17

21

116

1

8578

0669

ALLIED

BLD G

METAL

INDUSTRIES

NYC

1200

17

21

116

1

8564

0669

ASSOC GENL

3000

17

94

119

1

8673

0669

BLDG CONTRS

2800

17

21

128

1

8674

0669

CE M EN T

1500

17

21

168

1

8704

0669

CEM EN T

LEAGUE

NY

1

8705

0669

CE ME NT

LEAGUE

& ME TR O B L D G

8550

0669

EM PLOYIN G

8720

0669

I RON

1
2

&

a ir

contrs

ASSN

of

ariz

OF GR NY

OF NY

F UR R
INC

CONTRS

& LATH

NYC

See a p p e n d ix A f o r a b b r e v ia t io n s .
See a p p e n d ix B f o r d e f in it io n o f c o d e s .




C ALIFO RN IA

NY

M ETALLIC

LEAGUE

CHPTR

A N C H O R AG E

& MASON B L D R S

LEAGUE

ASSN

c o n d it io n in g

C O NT R S

ANGELES
PAUL

NYC

ASSN

NYC

AREA

1000

17

21

147

5200

17

21

100

1

1500

17

21

147

1

1300

17

21

129

1

37

Table 10. C ollective Bargaining A greem ents Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A g re e ­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
wo rke r s

Company and lo c a t io n 1

Code s 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

Construction— specia l trade con tra ctors— Continued
8675

0669

MECH CONTRACTORS ASSN NY

420 0

17

21

170

1

8 53 6

0669

NATL ELECTRICAL CONTRS PUGET SD CHAPTR WASH

1600

17

91

127

1

8537

0669

NY ELECTRICAL CONTRS ASSN & 3 OTHERS NYC

960 0

17

21

127

1

8518

0669

PAINTERS & DECORATORS JT COMMITTEE CALIF

1OOO0

17

93

164

1

8520

0669

PAINTING & DECORATING EMPLR5 ASSN BOSTON

1300

17

14

164

1

8527

0669

PAINTING & DECORATING CONTRS SAN DIEGO CO

400 0

17

93

164

1

8513

0669

PLUMBING HEATING & PIPING EMPLRS SO CALIF

15000

17

93

170

1

8575

0669

SHEET METAL CONTRS ASSN OF NYC & 1 0TH NY

3350

17

21

187

1

21

143

1

8585

0669

WRECKING CONTRACTORS ASSN OF NYC

1400

17

8781

0769

ELECTRICAL CONTRS ASSN OF GREATER BOSTON INC

1900

17

14

127

1

8504

0869

ASSOC GENL CONTRACTORS* PIPEFITTING SO CALIF

3000

17

93

170

1

8672

0869

CONTRACTING PLUMBERS ASSN BRKLYN 6 QNS

280 0

17

21

170

1

8691

0869

MECH CONTRS D C ASSN INC D C MD 6 VA

1400

17

50

170

1

53

170

1

8708

0869

MECH CONTRS DIST OF COLUMBIA INC

1000

17

861 0

0869

REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITG CONTRS SO CALIF

1200

17

93

170

1

3763

0969

NATL ELECTRICAL CONTRS ASSN SO FLA CHAP

2500

17

59

127

1

Total:

58 a g reem en ts _______ _____

__ ________

154950

Ordnance and a cc e s s o r ie s
003 2

i0 369

NORRIS INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED RIVERBANK

1700

19

93

218

2

000 4

0469

BENDIX CORP KANSAS CITY

3700

19

43

218

2

0016

0769

OLIN MATHIESON CHEM CORP NEW HAVEN

300 0

19

16

218

2

2

0035

i0 769

SPERRY RAND CORP RE OFF EQ D SHELL MFG MINDEN

1950

19

72

218

0 02 4

i0 969

AVCO CORP ORD DIV RICHMOND

2000

19

32

127

1

0028

i0 969

MASON & HANGER-SILAS MASON CO BURLINGTON

1850

19

42

218

2

0008

1069

HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO TUCSON

2000

19

86

218

2

001 0

1169

MARTIN-MARIETTA CORP MARTIN DIV COLO FLA MD

8000

19

00

553

5

1300

19

93

553

5

2400

19

52

127

l

10000

20

95

480

4

0031

1169

PHILCO FORD CORP AERONUTRONICS D LAWNDALE

002 6

1169

WESTINGHOUSE ELEC CORP AEROSPACE D BALT

Total:

10 a g reem en ts ____________________________

2790 0

F ood and kindred products
030 0

i0 169

SUGAR PLANTATION COS NEG COMM HONOLULU

0332

0269

CAMPBELL SOUP CO NAPOLEAN

1400

20

31

155

1

0305

0269

PET MILK CO WHITMAN DIV PHILA

1300

20

23

235

2

0268

0369

GENL MILLS INC INTERSTATE

355 0

20

00

208

2

0 26 9

0369

INTL MILLING CO INTERS

1000

20

00

208

2

1 See appendix A fo r abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition o f co d e s.




38
Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreements Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued

A g re e ­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Company and lo c a tio n 1

Codej32

Number
of
w ork ers

SIC

State

Union

Unit

F ood and kindred products— Continued
0271

0369

PILLSBURY CO INTERSTATE

210 0

20

00

208

2

0 22 5

0469

ASSOC MILK DEALERS INC CHICAGO

2800

20

33

531

5

023 0

0469

GREATER PITTSB MILK DLRS ASSN

2700

20

23

531

5

0296

0469

H O LL Y

1850

20

00

208

2

033 8

0469

I-A DRIED FRUIT PROCESSORS CALIF

1200

20

93

480

4

SUGAR CORP COLO MONT WY0M 6 TEXAS

0353

0469

I -A MILK CONTRACT BUFFALO

1000

20

21

531

5

0331

0469

I-A MILK DEALERS MINPLS

1200

20

41

531

5

027 0

0469

KELLOGG CO BATTLE CREEK

3400

20

34

208

2

0316

0469

NATL DISTILLERS & CHEMICAL CORP INTERSTATE

3400

20

00

126

1

0283

0469

NY CITY BAKERY EMPLOYERS LABOR C0UN NYC AR

1450

20

21

531

5

0308

0569

BREWERY PROPRIETORS MILWAUKEE

400 0

20

35

304

3

0350

0569

NESTLE CO FULTON

1200

20

21

5 00

5

030 2

0669

CONFECTIONERS IND REL BOARD INC NY NJ

4500

20

20

235

2

023 1

0669

I-A DAIRIES WASH DC AREA

1750

20

53

531

5

0215

0669

MEAT TRADE INSTITUTE NY & NJ

3600

20

20

155

1

0319

0769

SCHENLEY DISTILLERS INC KY MD ILL

2000

20

00

126

1

0321

0769

SEAGRAM JOSEPH E & SONS & HUNTGTN CRK CORP

2600

20

00

126

1

0348

0969

CALIF BAKERY EMPLRS ASSN CALIF

3500

20

93

531

5

0276

1069

EMPLOYING BAKERS ASSN WASH DC

1000

20

53

235

2

531

5

0277

1069

FEDERATION OF NEW ENG BAKERY EMPLOYRS

2000

20

10

0334

1069

NO NJ MILK INDUSTRY LABOR COMMITTEE

2000

20

22

531

5

0345

1169

CHOCK FULL ONUTS CORP NY NJ 6 PA

1000

20

20

455

4

0355

1169

I-A METRO MILK INDUSTRY AGMT NY & CONN

1000

20

00

531

5

0303

1269

HERSHEY CHOCOLATE CORP HERSHEY

350 0

20

23

235

2

21

30

531

5

Total:

29 a greem en ts_______ ______________________

72000

T ob a cco m anufactures
0510

0169

DWG CIGAR CORP MICH & OHIO
Total:

1100

1 agreement

1100
Textile m ill products

0611

0169

ERWIN MILLS INC ERWIN

1650

22

56

337

3

0627

0469

AM THREAD CO WlLLlAMANTIC

1650

22

16

337

3

0608

0469

BATES MFG CO 3 DIVS LEWISTON & AUGUSTA

3500

22

11

337

3

0 60 0

0469

BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC MASS 6 RI

2000

22

10

337

3

0615

0469

WEST POINT-PEPPERELL INC BIDDEFORD

1700

22

11

337

3

0 61 6

0469

WYANDOTTE WORSTED CO INTERS

1100

22

10

337

3

1 See appendix A fo r abbreviation s.
2 See appendix B for definition of co d e s.




39

Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreements Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A gree ­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Codes 2

Number
of
workers

Company and location 1

SIC

State

Union

Unit

Textile mill products— Continued
0612

0669

FlfLDCREST MILLS INC NC

4900

22

56

337

3

0619

066 9

KNITTED OUTERWEAR MFRS ASSN PHILADELPHIA

830 0

22

23

134

1

0622

1069

i - a p l a i n dye & machine p r in t

800 0

22

00

337

3

0637

1069

I-A SCREEN PRINT & SCREEN MAKERS INTERS

1500

22

00

337

3

54

202

2

in te r s

060 2

1169

DAN RIVER MILLS INC DANVILLE

8800

22

0 63 4

1169

I “ A KNITGOODS AGREEMENT CLEVELAND

1300

22

31

134

1

0632

1269

DU PONT ElDE NEMOURS OLD HICKORY

2600

22

62

500

5

0638

1269

MONTGOMERY MILLS INC MONTGOMERY

1250

22

23

337

3

Total:

14 agre emen ts______________ ________________ _

482 50

Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and similar materials
0833

0169

PHILA APPAREL PRODUCERS ASSN

3500

23

23

134

1

0853

0269

ASSOC FUR MANUFACTURERS NEW YORK AREA

700 0

23

21

155

1

0813

0269

ASSOC GARMENT INDUSTRIES DRESS AGMT ST LOUIS

3100

23

00

134

1

0878

0369

JONATHAN LOGAN INC 28 PLANTS

450 0

23

00

134

1

0821

0469

KANSAS CITY GARMENT MFRS ASSN

1500

23

43

134

1

0837

0669

ALLIED UNDERWEAR ASSN NYC AREA

6000

23

21

134

1

0845

0669

EMPIRE STATE CLOTH HAT & CAP MFG ASSN-INC NYC

2550

23

21

142

1

0839

0669

LINGERIE MANUFACTURERS ASSN NYC AREA

2000

23

21

134

1

0842

0669

NEGLIGEE MANUFACTURERS ASSN NYC AREA

1800

23

21

134

1

0873

0669

UNITED UNDERWEAR CONTRS & GR BLOUSE & SKIRT

4500

23

21

134

1

0803

0869

CLUETT PEABODY 6 CO ARROW DIV INTERS

9000

23

00

305

3

0869

0869

GOSSARD H W CO INDIANA & MICH

1100

23

30

134

1

080 4

0869

I-A

350 0

23

23

305

3

080 6

0869

MANHATTAN SHIRT CO INTERSTATE

4000

23

00

305

3

0855

0869

MENS & BOYS LEISUREWEAR ASSN & 1 OTH NY & NJ

7500

23

20

305

3

COTTON SHIRT & ALLIED IND AGMT PHILA

0808

0869

METRO SPTSWR & LEATHER MFGRS NY

2000

23

21

305

3

085 7

0869

PLASTIC SOFT MATLS MFRS ASSN NYC

400 0

23

21

134

1

081 0

0869

PUBLIX SHIRT CORP PA & TENN

1600

23

00

305

3

0875

1069

BAYLY MFG CO DENVER

1200

23

84

305

3

Total:

19 agreements

_ _

703 50

Lumber and wood products, except furniture
1001

0369

BRUCE E L CO MISS ILL TENN ARK & TEX TENN

1008

0369

NATL HOMES CORP LAFAYETTE & NEW ALBANY

10D0

24

32

119

1

1015

0569

HINES EDWARD LUMBER CO BATES

1000

24

92

119

1

1004

0569

POTLATCH FORESTS INC IDAHO

2600

24

82

343

3

l

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes




2400

24

00

119

1

40

Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreements Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
Agree ­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
workers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

Lumber and wood products, except furniture— -Continued
1005

0569

SIMPSON TIMBER CO SHELTON 6 M0NTESAN0

1300

24

91

343

3

1000

0569

WEYERHAEUSER CO TIMBERLAND D LONGVIEW GR RIV

1000

24

91

343

3

1017

0569

WEYERHAEUSER CO RAYMOND & C0SM0P0LIS

1050

24

91

343

3

1006

0569

WYERHAEUSER CO SAWMILLS LONG VIEW

220 0

24

91

343

3

1009

0669

SO CALIF LUMBER EMPLRS COUNCIL LA

2500

24

93

119

1

1013

0769

ST REGIS PAPER CO FOREST PROD DIV MONT

1100

24

81

119

1

25

33

112

1

Total:

10 agreements _______________________________

16150

Furniture and fixtures
112 2

0369

ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT AURORA

1121

0469

CURTIS MATHES MFG CO & SALES CO TEX

1100

25

74

312

3

1101

0669

JEFFERSON CITY CABINET CO JEFFERSON CITY

1850

25

62

347

3

111 5

0869

FURNITURE GROUP INC NYC

1600

25

21

312

3

26

90

500

5

Total:

1000

4 a g r e e m e n t s _____________________________ : __

5 550

Paper and allied products
1226

0369

PACIFIC COAST ASSN OF PULP & PAPER MFR$

1201

0469

BOISE CASCADE CORP

1100

26

41

343

3

1258

0469

INLAND CONTAINER CORP INTERS

1250

26

00

230

2

1274

0469

ST REGIS PAPER CO BUCKSPORT MILL

1000

26

11

100

1

2010 0

1254

0569

PACKAGING CORP OF AM RlTTMAN

1050

26

31

176

1

1239

0569

SEALRIGHT CO INC FULTON

1000

26

21

176

1

1227

0569

ST REGIS PAPER RHINELANDER PAPER DIV

1000

26

35

100

1

1223

0669

NORTHWEST PAPER CO MINN

200 0

26

41

100

1

1221

0769

MEAD CORPORATION CHILLICOTHE

2150

26

31

176

1

1700

26

56

176

1

3500

26

21

176

1

-

1272

0869

CHAMPION PAPERS CAROLINA DIV CANTON

124 3

0869

METRO RIGID PAPER BOX MFRS ASSN INC NYC
Total:

11 agreements

358 50

Printing, publishing, and allied industries
1440

0269

STANDARD PACKAGING BROWN & BIGELOW ST PAUL

1000

27

41

113

1

1411

0469

CHI LITHOGRAPHERS ASSN CHICAGO

5200

27

33

242

2

1435

0469

I “ A PRINTING INDUSTRY OF TWIN CITIES

1300

27

41

242

2

1446

0469

MILWAUKEE LITHOGRAPHERS ASSN MILWAUKEE

1300

27

35

242

2

1418

0469

PRINTING INDUSTRIES OF PHILA LITHOGRAPHERS

1600

27

23

242

2

1402

1269

I -A BOSTON DAILY NEWSPAPERS BOSTON

1200

27

14

204

2

Total:

6 agreements

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.




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11600

41

Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreements Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
Agree ­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
workers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

Chemicals and allied products
1 63 5

0269

DU PONT PI DE NEMOURS & CO LOUISVILLE

340 0

28

1672

0769

DU PONT FT DE NEMOURS FILM CLINTON

1^00

28

42

500

5

1 66 4

0369

ALLIED CHEMICAL C0RP FIBERS DIV HOPEWELL

2600

28

54

455

4

161 4

0369

NATL LEAD CO TITANIUM DIV ST LOUIS

1500

?8

43

164

I

166 6

0469

DAY 6 7 IMMFRMANN INC LONF STAR PLANT

430 0

28

74

6C0

6

1634

046 9

DU PONT FT DF NEMOURS tT CO WAYNESPORO

1900

28

54

500

5

1 61 ?

0469

MONSANTO CO JOHN F QUFENY PL ST LOUIS

135 0

28

43

121

1

1 64 0

0569

SPAULDING FIBRE CO TONAVANDA

120 0

28

?1

218

2

1654

0669

ATLAS CHEM INDUS AEROSPACE COMP D TAMAOUE

110 0

28

?3

455

4

1631

0 669

DOW CHEMICAL CO TEXAS DIV

3 90 0

28

74

600

6

162?

0869

WYANDOTTE CHEMICALS CORP WYANDOTTE

1400

28

34

357

3

1671

0969

ATLAS CHEMICAL IND VOL ARMY AMM PL CHATT

180 0

28

62

455

4

1676

106 9

UNION CARBIDE CORP SOUTH CHARLESTON

2050

28

55

218

2

Total:

13 agreements

61

500

9

275O0

Petroleum refining and related industries
1801

0269

AM OIL CO WHITING

205 0

29

32

500

5

1805

0269

HUMBLE OTL & REFINING CO BAYWAY REF LINDEN

1000

29

22

531

5

1807

0469

HUMBLE OIL & REF & ENJAY CHEM BATON ROUGE

2950

29

72

500

5

1808

0469

HUMBLE OIL & REF & ENJAY CHEM BAYTOWN

2000

29

74

500

5

1802

0669

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD CO INTER

6400

29

00

500

5

Total:

5 agreements __

14400

Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products
1931

0169

EAGLE-PICHER CO OHIO RUBBER DIV WILLOUGHBY

1300

30

31

333

3

1919

0669

GATES RUBBER CO DENVER

3000

30

84

333

3

Total:

2 a g r e e m e n t s _________________________________

430 0

Leather and leather products
2108

0169

I -A MASS SHOE MFR5 MASS

6000

31

14

334

3

2 11 3

0 26 9

I -A SLIPPER & PLAYSHOE INDUSTRY NYC AREA

350 0

31

21

334

3

£117

0369

FULTON COUNTY GLOVE MFRS INC BLOCK CUT MFRS

2200

31

21

500

5

2111

0369

MELVILLE SHOE CORP MANCHESTER

1200

31

12

500

5

2112

0369

MELVILLE SHOE CORP NASHUA

1000

31

12

500

5

2103

0669

AUBURN SHOE MFRS ASSN AUBURN 6 LEWISTON

210 0

31

11

705

7

2118

0969

CHI LUGGAGE & LEATHER GOODS MFRS ASSN CHI

1000

31

33

155

1

2 11 4

0969

SO CALIF SHOE MFRS ASSN INC LOS ANGELES

1500

31

93

334

3

Total:

8 a g r e e m e n t s _______________________________

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.




18500

42

Table 10.

Collective Bargaining Agreements Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued

A gr ee ­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
workers

Company and location 1

Codes
SIC

State

2
Union

Unit

Stone, clay, glass, and concrete products
230g

0169

CORNIMG GLASS WKS CORNING «IG FLATS A HORSEHEADS

470P

3?

71

137

1

2346

*169

CORNING GLASS WORKS CHARLF&0!

1000

37

73

3 14

3

1400

32

33

718

7

9 00 0

32

314

3

6

2341

0169

VICTOR MFC

23-'?

o?69

PITT5 ft PLATE GLASS CO-FLAT GLASS INTfPSTATF

2349

*369

AM SAINT GOPAIN CORP PA & OKLA

125 0

3?

00
00

714

7

£30©

0949

corning

1400

3?

*4

137

1
1

GASKET CO CH|

g la ss

works

alr ion

0369

J0MN5-MANVILLF corp ppodwcts wamkesan

1500

32

73

096 9

PAYBESTOS-MANHATTAN INC MANHF|M

1100

32

77

23??

0469

I0FAL CEMENT CO INTERSTATE

150 0

3?

00

121
202
170

7744

0469

I —A CEMr NT COMPANIES CALIF

1800

3?

93

170

£ 33 6

%
1

235?

0469

LFHTGH PORTLAND CFMFNT CO IMTFRSTAT*’

160 0

32

00

170

2 34 7

0469

OWFNS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORP KANSAS

1000

32

47

600

1
1
6

2 36 3

0369

AM STANOARO INC INTERS

1750

32

00

174

1

2339

0669

OVFNS—CORNING FI®FRGLAS CORP NEWARK

1500

32

71

135

1

7348

0669

GLASS MANAGEMENT ASSN CALIF

1^00

3?

93

164

I

2333

0669

NORTON r< \ PFHR-MANNING CO PIV-WATFRVLIfT

233?

0769

carrormnohm

?3?4

1 069

GFNL RFFRACTORTFS CO PA MO GA 6

230 0

1169

i —a g l a ss co mpanies w va r, ark

m

Niag ara fa l l s area

Total:

0

19 agreements

17oo

3?

71

730

2

270 0

3?

71

757

7

1200
1100

3?

00
00

4 55

4

314

*

32

3870 0

Prim ary metal industries
ft 1

©
23*5

0169

ARMCO STEEL CORP pnTLFR

2 63 9

0169

ARMCO STEEL CORP CLERICAL

2553

0269

BUCKEYE STEEL HASTINGS CO COLHMRffS

2631

0269

CFRRO CORP COPPER

263 6

0?69

35C0

33

23

*r ' 500

e,

1000

33

31

600

5

135 0

33

71

*75

-*

130 0

33

27

553

5

FNGPLHARn INDUSTRIES NEWARK

150 0

33

72

553

6

6

PIPE WORKS CICFRO

1O00

33

33

500

5

6

2550

33

37

300

6

1600

33

31

500

3

6

6

TFCH OHIO

PRA.SS DIV PA

2542

0469

TAYLOR FORGE

752 9

0569

KEYSTONE STFFL

2641

0569

trw

254 7

0369

UNION CARBIDE CORP—METALS OIV MAPTPTTA

1250

33

71

*957

7

2 60 6

0969

NATL LFAO CO FFRNALD

1000

33

71

100

1

2568

0969

TENNESSEE CORP COPPER DlV COPPERHItt

140 0

33

62

121

1

335

3

258 4

1069

I ncorporated mincrva a a l l i a n c e

NJ ZINC CO PALMERTON
T o ta l:

1
2

WIRE CO BAPTONVILLE

12 a g r e e m e n t s

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes.




1400
...

. _

_ ....

_

_

. ...

_

18850

33

23

43

Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreements Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A gree ­
ment
no.

Exp.
date

Number
of
workers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

Fabricated metal products, except ordnance, machinery, and transportation equipment
2945

0169

AM CHAIN & CABLE CO CONN MD PA & TEX

2550

34

00

335

3

291 2

0169

AM STANDARD INC LOUISVILLE

1700

34

61

600

6

296 0

0269

EKC0 PRODUCTS CO FRANKLIN PARK & CHI

1000

34

33

531

5

2925

0369

CALIF METAL TRADES ASSN PLATE & TANK CALIF

2200

34

93

112

1

2968

0469

ELASTIC STOP NUT C0RP & NATL GAGE CO NJ

1000

34

22

553

5

2927

0 569

COMBUSTION ENGINEERING INC CHATTANOOGA

2950

34

62

112

1

2977

0569

STEEL FABRICATORS ASSN OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

240 0

34

93

116

1

2976

0569

WILLIAMS J H & CO BUFFALO

1100

34

21

335

3

2939

0669

NATL SCREW & MFG CO CLEVELAND

1000

34

31

553

5

2923

0769

BABCOCK & WILCOX BOILER DIV BARBERTON

285 0

34

31

112

1

2942

0769

MIRRO ALUMINUM CO MANITOWOC & TWO RIVERS

1800

34

35

335

3

2909

0769

TRUE TEMPER CORP OHIO NY W VA

1250

34

00

335

3

2948

0869

POWELL WILLIAM CO CINCINNATI

1000

34

31

335

3

2947

1069

ASSOC SPRING CORP BRISTOL DIV CONN

100 0

34

16

553

5

2965

1069

GRINNELL CORP COLUMBIA

1300

34

23

161

1

2973

1069

NORRIS INDUSTRIES INC LOS ANGELES

2000

34

93

553

5

2918

1069

SCOVILL MFG CO CONN

300 0

34

16

553

5

2974

1069

WIRE & METAL PRODUCTS MFRS GUILD INC NY

1400

34

21

531

5

2 94 4

1269

WEST BEND CO WEST BEND

1300

34

35

107

1

Toted:

19 ag re em en ts _________

__ _ _______________

328 00

Machinery, except electrical
3345

0269

CALIF METAL TRADES PRINTING MFG & SER D

1050

35

93

218

2

3208

0269

CUMMINS ENGINE CO INC COLUMBUS

525 0

35

32

500

5

3320

0269

PAGE AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE INC FORT RUCKER

2 00 0

35

63

218

2

3242

0269

UNIVERSAL MARION CORP MARION POWER SHOVEL D

1000

35

31

335

3

32 " 0

0369

ALCO PRODUCTS INC AUBURN

120 0

35

21

**35

3

3322

036 9

DANLY MACHINE SPECIALTIES INC CICERO

1 50 0

35

33

455

4

3261

0369

EMC CORP SAN JOSE

1800

35

93

218

2

3283

0369

FRIDEN INC SAN LEANDRO

1 70 0

35

93

218

2

3?51

0369

KFARNFY 6 TRFCKER CORP WEST ALLIS

1 25 0

35

35

508

9

327 7

0369

SKF INDUSTRIES INC PHILADELPHIA

220 0

35

23

335

3

3310

0369

UNITED ENGINEERING & FDRY CO YOUNGSTOWN

1 20 0

35

31

500

5

3265

0369

UNITED SHOE MACHINERY CORP BEVERLY

1600

35

14

484

4

3313

0469

AVCO CORP NEW IDEA DIV COLDWATER

1 15 0

35

31

335

3

8223

0469

HEIL CO MILWAUKEE

1100

35

35

335

9

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes.




Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A gree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

M achinery, except electrical— Continued
3211

0469

N0RDBERG

MFG CO M I L W A U K E E

3330

0569

LEE50NA

3344

0669

chi

3294

0669

COPELAND

3250

0669

IN G ERSO LL

3347

0669

IOWA M A N U F A C T U R I N G

CO MP ANY

3312

0669

M IE H LF-G 0S5-D EXT ER

INC

3288

0669

SPERRY

RAND CO RP R E M I N G T O N O F F

3317

0669

SPERRY

RAND CO RP

3203

0769

BRIGGS

& STRATTON

3273

0769

ING ER SO LL-RAN D

3264

0769

TEXTILE

3210

0869

FAIR BAN KS

3337

0869

HERCULES

3335

0969

MAREMONT CO RP

3291

1069

ADM IRAL

3316

1069

B IR DSBORO

CO RP

B IR D S B 0R 0

3245

1069

BROWN & S H A R P E

MFG CO R I

3267

1069

BUFFALO

3319

1269

CASE

3346

1269

SEEBURG

3256

1269

WARNER

C0RP

WARWICK

pn eu m atic

J

tool

co

u tica

RE FR IG ER AT IO N

C0RP

SIDNEY

RAN D CO A T H E N S

ELECTRONIC

0469

GOU LD

3737

0469

RAULAND

3616

0569

FANSTEEL

3601

0669

FEDERAL

347

3
2

21

218

2

2250

21

218

2

5000

35

35

107

1

2500

35

21

347

3

3400

35

23

335

3

3000

35

35

335

3

1400

35

31

553

5

1000

35

11

337

3

2600

35

33

218

2

1000

35

23

335

3

2100

35

15

218

2

CO

1300

35

21

335

3

INTERS

5100

35

00

553

5

1050

35

33

531

5

1600

35

31

218

2

1500

36

33

347

3

1000

36

31

347

3

1500

36

21

127

1

GO S S

UNIVAC
CO RP

CO CH I
MACH

ELMIRA

UTICA
MILWAUKEE

CO P A I N T E D

POST

INC

BELO IT

INC

SACO

CANTON

LOWELL

SHOPS
GALESBURG

& READING

CHICAGO

CO 3 P L A N T S

CLEVELAND

36 a g r e e m e n t s

INC

--------

ZION

MFG CO NORWOOD

CO S Y R A C U S E
R E CO RD

CA RB O N

ELECTRIC

CO-3

LO C

LABOR
PA

CO P O R T L A N D

BATTER IE S

INC

INTERS

CHICAGO

M ETALLURGICAL
PACTFIC

AGMT

CO S H R E V E P O R T

SPECIALTY

NATIONAL

MFRS

ELEC

CO RP

N CH I

CO NEWARK

1 See appendix A for abbreviations,
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.




31

35

PHO NO GR AP H

CO RP

35

35

A LL IS-CH ALM ERS

0469

2300

1500

0269

3713

1

2

3611

3738

100

218

ELECTRONICS

W E ST E RN

21

33

WAR WICK

0369

35

35

0169

3736

1650

1050

3729

STACKPOLE

2

2

E l e c t r i c a l m a c h in e r y , e q u ip m e n t,

0369

218

218

T o ta l:

3622

15

23

& S W AS EY

I-A

35

42

CORPORATION

CROUSE-HINDS

1150

35

FORGE

0369

3

35

CO RP M I D W ES T MFG S U B S

0269

335

1200

EN G IN E S

3718

35

1000

MORSE

3657

35

218

M A C H I N E WORKS R E A D I N G

I CO

1300

INTER

68450

and s u p p lie s

1000

36

00

162

1

2500

36

23

347

3

1100

36

72

127

1

1000

36

92

218

2

1700

36

00

127

1
1

3000

36

33

127

1100

36

33

100

1

1500

36

22

127

1

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T a b l e 10. C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y I n d u s t r y — C o n t i n u e d
Agree­
m ent
no.

Exp.
date

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

E le c t r ic a l m a c h in e ry ,
3742

0769

NATL

VID EO

3739

0769

WHIRLPOOL

SIC

State

U n io n

U n it

and s u p p lie s — C o n tin u e d
335

3

71

107

1
1

CHICAGO

1500

36

33

GREENWOOD

1D00

36

C0RP
CO RP

e quipm ent,

Codes 2

1600

36

?1

127

10000

36

14

127

1

6500

36

33

127

1

SVJSSVALE

1000

36

23

404

4

D CORP KANKAK ^ F

1800

36

33

600

6
1

3724

0869

L E V lT O N

369*

0369

Ra yth eo n

3649

0969

a d m ir a l

3706

0969

AM S T A N D A R D

MFG CO
co

INC

NYC

mass

co rpo ratio n

INC

h l in o is

8607

0969

ROPER

3600

0969

WFSTERN

FLFCTRIC

CO

INC

INDIANAPOLIS

6350

36

32

127

3681

0969

WESTERN

ELECTRIC

CO

INC

MONTGOMERY

1600

36

33

127

1

3617

1069

GENL

ELECTRIC

85000

36

00

347

3

15000

36

00

484

4

1200

36

21

218

2

2850

36

33

187

1

4600

36

31

127

1
1

GF0

CO

INTERSTATE
INTERSTATE

3618

1069

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO

3655

1069

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO R A D I O

3716

1.969

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO H O T P O I N T C H I - C I C E R O

3689

1069

WFSTERN

3704

1169

GLO RE-U NIO N

3746

1169

MAG NAV OX

3640

1169

SINGER

368?

1169

WFSTERN

3625

1169

WESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

3626

1169

Wr S T I N G H O U S f

ELEC

3627

1169

W ESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

CORP

NATIONAL

3628

1169

W ESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

CORP

3629

1169

W FST lN G H O U SE

ELECTRIC

3630

1169

W F S T lN G H O U S E

ELECTRIC

3740

1169

W ESTINGHOUSE

ELECTRIC

3741

1169

W F S T lN G H O U S E

ELECTRIC

3653

1269

FMFRSON

TELEV ISIO N

3647

1 ?69

NY L A M P

6

37 0?

1769

SPRAGUE

ELECTRIC

3673

1 ?69

WESTERN

fle

ELECTRIC

RECEIVER

DEPT

UTICA

CO C O L U M B U S

INC MILW AU KEE

CO M P AN Y U R B A N A

CO E L I Z A B E T H
E L r CTR IC

CO

INC

OMAHA

CORP

35

36

33

218

2

2600

36

2?

347

3

4400

36

46

127

1

1000

36

00

127

1
l

2000

36

23

7400

36

00

484

4

INTERSTATE

40000

36

00

347

3

CORP

INTERSTATE

14000

36

00

500

5

CORP

SUNNYVALE

1350

36

93

218

2

CORP HORSFHDS

1250

36

21

127

1

CORP

YO u N G v O O D

1100

36

23

127

1

6 RADIO

CO J E R S E Y

1500

36

22

347

3

2500

36

21

127

1

ADAMS

2000

36

14

347

KEARNFY

11500

36

22

127

X

ASSN

CO NORTH
CO

T o ta l:

36

2000

127

CO RP-STAND

SHADE MFRS

CTRTC

INTERS

2D00

107

INC

CO N T R O L

INC

NY

BFAVER

CITY

STATE

253500

41 a g r e e m e n t s

T ra n s p o r ta tio n e qu ipm e n t
4094

0169

UNITED

4116

0269

ACF

4093

0269

UNITED

1
2

AIRCRAFT

IND USTRIES
AIRCRAFT

PEATT
INC

PA

CO RP

6 wH TTN W P A L M

2050

37

59

210

z

W VA 6

1850

37

00

335

3

5000

37

16

531

5

SIKORSKY

See a p p e n d ix A f o r a b b r e v ia t io n s .
See a p p e n d ix B f o r d e f in it io n o f c o d e s .




MO
D IV

CONN

46
T a b l e 10.
Agree­
m ent
no.

C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y I n d u s t r y — C o n t i n u e d

Exp.
date

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Code s 2
SIC

State

U n io n

U n it

T ra n s p o r t a t io n e q u ip m e n t— C o n tin u e d
0369

ALCO

PRODUCTS

INC

0369

GENL

DYNAMICS

ELEC

4095

0469

UNITED

4121

0569

PULLMAN

4123

0569

UNITED

4050

0669

BELL

AEROSPACE

BELL

HELICOPTER

4136

0669

BELL

AEROSPACE

CO RP

AER0SYSTEMS

4147

0669

BELL

AEROSPACE

CO RP

BELL

AIRCRAFT
INC

SCHENECTADY
BOA T

AIRCRAFT

STAND

STAND

0669

BOEING

CO

4130

0669

BOEING

CO W I C H I T A

4104

0669

GENL

4044

0669

WHEELA8RAT0R

4033

0769

BETHLEHEM

4091

0769

IN TL

4108

0769

NEWPORT

NEWS S H I P B L D G

4098

0869

AM S H I P

BUILDING

4021

0869

EATON

21

335

3

37

14

320

3

4500

37

16

218

2

DIV

1000

37

32

181

1

4600

37

16

553

5

6600

37

74

553

5

NY

2300

37

21

553

5

TEX

1000

37

74

553

5

13350

37

00

5

1200

37

47

500

5

2500

37

16

500

5

1000

37

21

218

2
3

WI NDS OR
MICH

LOCKS

CTY

& WHITNEY D I V N HAVEN

PRATT

4055

37

Q U INCY

HAMILTON

PULLMAN

1200
4350

o
o
m

4117
4144

TEX
DIV

HELICOPTER

INTERSTATE

DYNAMICS

C<?RP E L E C
CORP

STEEL

HARVESTER

YALE

TWIN

4106

0 869

MARYLAND

0869

TODD S H I P Y A R D S

4122

0969

AM S T A N D A R D

CO S H I P B U I L D I N G
S AN

DRY

DOCK

FULLER

GROTON
D BUFFALO

DIV

INTERS

DIEGO
CO

& ILL

TRANS

KALA

5600

37

00

320

1800

37

93

218

2

15000

37

54

500

5

1000

37

00

100

1

1100

37

34

107

1
3

2000

37

52

320

BRKLYN

1000

37

21

320

3

W ILMERDING

3500

37

23

484

4

7650

37

00

218

2

6

CO RP

INC

6

DIV

CO NY O H I O

SHIPBLD G

AIRCRAFT

DIV

INDUSTRIES

CO S O L A R

& TOWNE

4115

BOAT

CO RP

DR YDO CK

CO B A L T I M O R E

K A N S & CO LO

4049

1069

BEECH

4127

1169

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO E V E N D A L E

4100

37

31

553

5

4128

1169

GENL

ELECTRIC

CO E V E N D A L E

1200

37

31

218

2

4131

1169

HOOVER

1800

37

00

553

5

4151

1269

GREEN VILLE

1250

37

23

500

5

38

23

449

4

BALL

& BEARING
STEEL
T o ta l:

CAR

CO S T U B N I T Z

28 a g r e e m e n t s ------ . ---------------------------------------

P ro fe s s io n a l,

4421

0569

HAMILTON

442 0

0669

GENL

4412

1069

ROB ER TS HA W

4424

1169

JO HN S O N

& JO H N S O N

4422

1269

US

CO RP

CORP

1
2

PERU

2350

38

33

455

4

1000

38

62

335

3

1500

38

33

337

3

2000

38-

71

218

2

DIV

CHICAGO

LIT TLE

T o ta l:

ROCK

5 agreem en ts

See a p p e n d ix A f o r a b b r e v ia tio n s .
See a p p e n d ix B f o r d e f in it io n o f c o d e s .




1400

CO K N O X V I L L E

WESTCLOX

CONTROLS

99500

s c ie n t if ic , and c o n t r o llin g in s tru m e n ts ; p h o to g ra p h ic
and o p tic a l goods; w a tche s and c lo c k s

WATCH CO L A N C A S T E R

TIME

TIME

S PG D

CO G R E E N V I L L E

_ __ -------------------------------

8250

47

T a b l e 10. C o l l e c t i v e B a r g a i n i n g A g r e e m e n t s E x p i r i n g i n 1969 b y I n d u s t r y — C o n t i n u e d
Agree­
Exp.
m ent
date
no.

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Code s 2
SIC

State

U n io n

U n it

M is c e lla n e o u s m a n u fa ctu rin g in d u s trie s
4600

0169

JEW ELRY

4616

0669

MARX

4608

0869

SPALDING

4611

1069

AR M S TR O NG

MF R S

ASSN

INC

INTERS

& CO OF W VA G L E N D A L E

LOUIS

A G & B RO S
CORK

INC

CO -FLOOR

T o ta l:

2000

39

00

146

1

1200

39

55

332

3

CHICOPEE

1200

39

14

112

1

PL

1850

39

23

333

3

5000

41

23

341

3

1000

41

58

197

1

1100

41

21

197

1

3100

41

53

197

1

42

93

531

5

2500

44

33

239

2

16300

44

00

321

3

3000

44

00

154

1

6200

44

00

319

3
3
3

LANCASTER

4 agreem ents

...T

,

____

6250

L o c a l and su b u rb a n tr a n s it and in te ru rb a n p a s se n g e r tra n s p o r ta tio n
5020

0169

PHILA

5001

0669

ATLANTA

TRANSIT

5017

0769

NIAGARA

FRONTIER

5009

1069

DC T R A N S I T

TRANSPORTATION

CO P H I L A D E L P H I A

SYSTEM

INC GEO R GIA

TRANSIT

SYSTEM

INC

T o ta l:

SYSTEM

BUFFALO

WASH DC

4 a g r e e m e n t s ________________

_

10200

M o t o r fr e ig h t tra n s p o r ta tio n and w a re h o u s in g
5216

0369

I-A

M O V IN G & S T O R A G E

H O U S E H O L D GOODS
T o ta l:

LOS

1 agreem ent

ANG

_

_ _

1500
. T

1500

W a te r tra n s p o r ta tio n

& IN D E M P L R S

5418

0369

MARINE

5402

0669

ATLANTIC

& G U L F C O A S T COS & A G E N T S

5403

0669

ATLANTIC

& GULF

5401

0669

I-A

DRY

ASSN

OF C H I

COAST

CAR G O AGMT

DRY

CAR GO

ATLANTIC

& PASSENGER

& GULF

5400

0669

i -

a

tanker

c o m pan ies

At l a n

5407

0669

I-A

tanker

co m pan ies

in terstate

5408

TANKER

COS

t ic

&

DRY CARGO

COASTS

gulf

coasts

1000

44

00

319

5000

44

00

321

0669

I-A

3500

44

00

154

1

5409

0669

PA C IFIC

M AR ITIM E

ASSN

INTERSTATE

2300

44

00

319

3

5410

0669

PA C IFIC

M ARITIM E

ASSN

INTERSTATE

2100

44

00

154

1

5411

0669

PA C IFIC

MARITIM E

ASSN

UNLICENSED

13450

44

90

186

1

44

21

494

4

1950

48

32

346

3

2000

48

34

127

1

4300

48

59

127

1

1000

48

00

346

3

3000

HU

QU 1

1269

5422

NY S H I P P I N G

ATL

ASSN

Total:

& GULF

PO R T

COAST

PERS

WATCHMEN NYC

1800

11 ag reem en ts_________________________ ________

57150

C o m m u n ic a tio n
5717

0469

GENL

TELEPHONE

CO OF

5713

0569

GENL

TELEPHONE

CO OF M I C H I G A N

5716

0869

GENL

TELEPHONE

CO F L A

5775

0869

ITT

5T12

0969"

L 1 IN <7 bUOUK D AIM D E L L ---PTC

1
2

IND P L

WORLD C O M M U N I C A T I O N S

NATL

& COMM

TR A FFIC

LIN E

LU U n i U

See a p p e n d ix A f o r a b b r e v ia t io n s .
See a p p e n d ix B f o r d e f in it io n o f c o d e s .




TRFIC

TRAF

UNIT

Cr FH-------------------------------

......

48
Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
Agreement
no.

Exp.
date

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location1

Codes 1
SIC

State

Union

Unit

Communication— Continued
5780

0969

COLUM BIA

BROADCASTING

SYSTEM

INC

IN TER S

5 7' g g---- 9 9 6 9 -----i -t L - '& e t : ! - T E 1 E P H 0 N E - C 6 "T P A fF-I- f — frtrt — i MP --------- 3 9 6 9 ---- NO R 7 HW P E L L
5 7 5 6 ---- 8 * 6 9 ---- O H I - e - B E-L L
- 5 7 6 2 -----8 9 6 9 ---- P A f - W C

T E L E P HON E- -CO

T E L E P HONE

-----8 9 6 9 — W E S T E R N

€-0 O H I O

T E L - 9 7 E b - 6 " BE f e t - P b A N T - 6 C L E R

6-7 6 4 ---- 8 9 6 9 ---- PACH-F-I-O T E L - 8
6 W

IN-T-E R-S T A T E -

TEL

6 BE L L

T R A F P 4 C NEV

NEV

C A L -i f - -

S CALI9-

E L E C T R I C - GO * 4 € «- I N S T A L L - I N T E R S

- 5 7 0 1 ---- 4 4 6 9 -----BE L b T E L E P H O N E

P-L A N T

48

00

127

l

“4 «“

"3 "
-3-

-3 6 -

19808

-

48 -

-48-

346

1 6 9 00

-46—

“9 7 “

- » 46

1 2 6 -5 0 '

-

48—

-o o -

-

74760-

- 48 -

-o o -

- 3 4 -6-

21450

-48-

-o o -

346

673-

346-

PA

- 19 6 0

-

48-

PA

48 -

CQ AC G -TG

- 5 9 8 3 ---- 4 0 6 9 -----BE L L- -TE L E P HONE' ■ 8 8

1100
6 996 “

■sn-fr-

-

10100

-

6 -7 8 7---- 7 8 6 9 -----0 H E 6 6 P E-A K E

6 - PO TO MA C - T E L E P HONE CO WASH DC

10980-

- 48-

■ 57 0 8-----1 8 6 9

& P O T O MAC T St - C e

-

- C H E O A P E 'A K E

- 3 8 0 4 -----1 8 8 9 -----CH E S A P E A K E

& PO TO MA C

TEL

W VA

C O - Of - 'V-A ■

3880 “

346

-33“

“34 0
-

-

48-

“ 54""

-3T78---- 1884-----CUCSAPEAKE 6 -POTOMAC-TEL -O f' MD--------------

■4980

-

48 -

“

32 “

-5-727-----1869-----1bb—BELL TELEPHONE CO- PLANT ILLINOIS

- 778 5 0 -

-4 8 -

-

63 -

I -N D PA NA ■ B E L -L -TE L E P H O NE

- 5 7 2 9 ---- 3 4 6 9 -----I N D l A fM - B E L L

CO-PLANT

5 73 1

1869

M ICH DELL

T E L E P H ONE GO- COMP T R O L L E R S -OPE NS ■

-5792

1869

M I C H- B E L L

T E L E P HONE 6 0 - P L A N T -----------------------------

5 7-33-----1 8 6 9 ---- M I-CH B E L L - T E L E W O NE- GO - T R A F F I C

348“

"3 4 8

-Sr
-3r
-8

-32-50-

-48-

-32-

■346-

4 - 26 0

-

-

48-

-3 4 —

346

8986 -

-46-

-6 4 -

346

7108-

-

48 -

-9 4 -

-3 4 6 -

-7 8 -

5 16

-1 1 0 0 8 -

-

48-

- 5 7-8 4 ---- 1 8 6 9 ---- NEW E N G - T E L

€ TEL

CO ■ I N-T E R 5 T A T E

6 6 9 06-

-

48-

-5 7 5 1

1869

P AC1E4 C -T E L

6 - T Eb

C O -T O LL

6755

1869

P A C I-F 7 C- - T E L

6 TEL

CO - AG C TG

40-

516

8-

-o t r

427-

48 -

-99-

-946-

MA I N-T C-A L I E 6 -NC-V--

2200“

-4

SO C A L I -F------------------

1600 -

-

- 5 7 3 8 -----1 8 8 9 ---- P A C I F I C

T Et - 5 -T E L

CO P L A N T - 6 - O F F - SO C A t l -E ------

1269 0

—9 9 “

-946-

5 7 5 9 -----1 9 6 9 ---- P A C I F I C

TEL" fr- T E L

C O - TP A F F I C ■ SO C-Ab - f F -

1048 0

-4 6 -

-99-

-5 8 8 -

5 7 6 3 -----1 9 6 9 ---- S O - B E L L

T E L - 6 - 7 E-L

€8

6 5 390

-

48-

-9 8 -

-9 4 6 -

-

48 -

-2 9 -

376-

■ 5 7 1 1-----1 7 6 9 -----C-H E S A PEA K E- 6 P O TO MA C

TEL

OF

MB T R A F F I C

-48-

-5 2 -

-5 9 8 -

18000

48

00

102

COM A F T R A

18000

48

00

102

18000

48

00

102

1000

48

00

102

1169

I-A

NATL

CODE

OF

FA IR PR ACTIC E

5786

1169

I-A

NATL

CODE

OF

F A IR PRACT

TV R E

5787

1169

I-A

NATL

CODE

OF

F A IR PRACT

TR AN RA

5788

1169

I-A

NATL

CODE

OF

F A IR PRACT

COM RA A F T R A

6 7 - 5 4 - - 3 1 6 9 - --MOUNT/H-N 5 T A T E S - T E L
5 7 35 —- 3 - 1 6 9 —

u A H M t a fk i

r* *t* a * r c r

«r t r »

& TEL
c

TV

- 2 -76 0"

NETW A F T R A

5785

TV A F T R A

CO T R A F F I C -----------------------------------------------------------

- r cr 1

r \ . n 1 a m *p

i* r~ -e- r-

T k i t C D f T A T f

2 78 9 -

----------- 7 9 8 6 --------------- --------------- 4 8 ---------------------------

1 "f V U U

- 6 7 9 7 —" 7 2 6 9 —

6 8 — - 3 4 6 ---------— 3
Uv

6 7 8 9 — 1269

J 1

11 1-11

c u r

- r r- 1

r

tC i

T o ta l:

/*■ f\

k

9 a g r e e m e n t s ____________________________ —

S e e appendix A for abbreviations,
S e e appendix B for definition of codes.




“3

789 -

CO T R A F F I C ------

PA----------------

T

-3 4 6 -

TEL

- 5 7 8 2 -----H 6 9 -----B 8 L-L - T E L E P H O N E - C O - OOMM EPC I A L

-3-

-32“

-

■ 57 3 6 ---- 1 8 6 9 ---- NEW E NG T E L

INTERS

-9 -

49 -

3000

T E L E P H O N E ■■C 8 - T8 4 F-F-I-C

-9

516
53-

-

-7 3 0 0-

6 7 7 6 — 1869

346-

-5

43
65350

1u

J uu

J

5-

49
Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A gree­
ment
no.

Exp.
date

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

E le ctric , gas, and sanitary services
6038

0169

UTAH

& LIG H T

POWER

6077

0269

SAN

6001

0369

ARIZONA

6008

0369

COMMONWEALTH

DIEGO

GAS

CO U TA H

& ELECTRIC

PU BLIC

SERVICE

ED ISON

ID A H O

CO SA N

& WYO
DIEGO

CO P H O E N I X

CO P & M I L L

6009

0369

COMMONWEALTH E D I S O N

CO P L A N T

6 010

0369

COMMONWEALTH E D I S O N

CO C L E R I C A L

6011

0369

COMMONWEALTH

CLER IC A L

6059

0369

CO N S U M ER S

6029

0369

PUGET

ED ISON

CH I
CHI

ILL

POWER CO M I C H

SOUND POWER & L I G H T

6050

0369

SO C A L I F

6051

0369

SO C O U N T I E S

6053

0369

UNITED

6074

0469

PEOPLES

GAS

GA S

CO OF

C A LIF

IMPROVEMENT

GAS

CO S E A T T L E

CO C A L I F
GAS

PHILA

GAS

6027

0469

PU BLIC

SERVICE

ELECTRIC

0469

PUBLIC

SERVICE

CO OF

6076

0469

PU BLIC

SERVICE

ELECTRIC

6057

0569

CONN L I G H T

6 POWER

& GAS

INDIANA
& GAS

0569

POTOM AC

ELECTRIC

CENTRAL

HUDSON

GAS

6061

0669

DETROIT

ED ISON

CO S E

6044

0669

EAST

6070

0669

NY S T A T E

6 GA S

CO RP

6034

0669

U NI O N

ELEC

COMPTR

TRANS

& D ISTR IB

6035

0669

UNION

ELEC

OFFICE

CLER

ELEC

PROD M A I N T

POWER

6036

0669

U N IO N

6040

0669

WISC

6063

0 869

ILL

6045

0969

CO NS OL

6 01 4

0969

FLO RID A

6042

1069

BO STON

GAS

CO BO ST ON

6064

1069

JER SEY

CEN

POWR & L I G H T

6078

1069

SOUTHW P U B L I C

SERVICE

6003

1269

ATLANTIC

ELECTRIC

6052

1269

I-A

ELFCTRIC
POWER

CO

GA S

POWER

CITY

NATURAL

GAS

Total:

2650

1

1450

49

33

127

1

1000

49

33

127

1

4900

49

34

342

3

1350

49

91

127

1

3200

49

93

342

3

1800

49

93

121

1

2250

49

23

500

5

2150

49

33

118

1

1800

49

16

127

1

3000

49

53

500

5

1100

49

21

127

1

3500

49

34

342

3

2600

49

31

118

1

EES

2600

49

21

127

1

INTFRS

1950

49

00

127

1

1150

49

00

127

1

1300

49

00

129

1

1000

49

35

127

1

1050

49

33

127

1

1500

49

55

500

5

3000

49

59

127

1'

1200

49

14

455

4

1900

49

22

127

1

1000

49

00

127

1

1000

49

22

127

1

1300

49

00

357

3

INTERS
IN TER S

NJ

NM & O K L A

& WVA

34 agreem en ts __________ _____________________

1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.

1

127

5

POWR & L I G H T

KY

127

33

5 00

CO N J
COS

33

49

22

CO

U TILITY

49

49

8 BRAINTREE

CO T E X

3450

1550

CO C L A R K S B U R G

& NJ

1

1

CO W I S C

POWER & L I G H T

1

127

1

ILLIN O IS

SUPPLY

127

86

127

& TECH

& GEN ERATING

93

127

MICH

SALES

49
49

22

POUGHKEEPSIE

PR OD

1700
1100

32

CO O H I O

ELECTRIC

1

49

CO WASH DC

& ELECTRIC

127

49

CO CONN

0669

80

1400

NJ

CO N J

6026

49

4600

OPERATG
I NC

6089

OHIO GAS

WORKS D

& CO K E CO C H I C A G O

LIG H T

6028




1600

68100

50
Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
Agree­
m ent
no.

Exp.
date

Num ber
of
w orkers

C o m p a n y and lo c a t io n 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

U n io n

U n it

W h o le sa le trad e
6308

0169

EASTERN

ELECTRICAL

WHOLESALERS

6325

0469

CHICAGO

LAND

MIX

6305

0469

GREATER

NY A S S N

6316

0569

I-A

6314

0569

PHILA

RETAIL
BEER

READY

& MATERIALS
& POULTRY

OF MEAT

FOOD

INDUSTRY

DISTR IBU TO RS
T o ta l:

A$SN

NYC

L3

ASSN
DLRS

1 OTH

LA
ASSN

& 3 OTHERS

5 agreem ents

0669

I-A

BLDG

MATERIALS
T o ta l:

50

21

127

1

50

33

531

5

3950

50

20

155

1

1500

50

93

118

1

50

23

531

5

52

21

531

5

53

33

531

5

1100

_

_

B u ild in g m a t e r ia ls , h a rd w a re ,
6401

1000
2500

_

10050

and f a r m eq u ip m e n t d e a le r s

NY

1100

1 a g r e e m e n t _______________

__ ___

______

1100

R e t a i l t r a d e —- g e n e r a l m e r c h a n d i s e s t o r e s
6518

0169

ALDENS

INC

CHICAGO

6531

0169

CITY

6529

0169

JO R D A N

6507

0169

MACY RH & CO L

c ***»

m in

STORES

LIT

2500

BROTHERS

DIV

PH ILA

MARS H CO POS TO N

6515

0569

SEATTLE

6503

0669

FIE LD

BAMBERGER

DEPARTMENT

DIV

STORES

NJ

ASSN

& CO C H I C A G O

M ARSHALL

T o ta l:

6 a g r e e m e n t s __________ . ______

________

__

2000

53

23

184

1

15 0 0

53

14

184

1

1950

53

22

184

1

j j

3J 1

3000

53

91

184

1

1000

53

33

118

1

11950

R e t a il t r a d e — fo o d s t o r e s
6732

0169

I-A

6780

0269

K ROG ER

6766

0269

MILWAUKEE

6705

0369

FIR ST

6707

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& INDEP

SANTA

MONICA

& INDEP

BUENA

PA R K

IN D

SUPER

M KT S

RETAIL

NATIONAL

LO CH S T O R E S

& PILLO T

CO H E N K E

MEAT

STORES

CLERKS

DEALERS

MO & I L L

2100

54

40

155

l

TEXAS

1000

54

74

184

1

1250

54

35

155

1

1100

54

14

531

5

3 000

54

93

184

1

9000

54

93

184

1
1

ASSN

WISC

S O M ERV ILLE

6708

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

6709

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& I ND POMONA V A L L E Y

2700

54

93

184

6710

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& I N D SA N PE D & TOR

1800

54

93

184

1

6711

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& INDEP

SANTA

1900

54

93

184

1

22000

54

93

184

1

93

184

1
1

BARBARA

6712

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

1 OTHER

HOLLYWOOD

6713

0369

FOOD E M P L O Y E R S

COUNCIL

& INDEP

CALIF

6771

0369

I-A

PHILA

6741

0369

I-A

RETAIL

6789

0469

FOOD F A I R

6790

0469

I-A

RETAIL

FOOD S T O R E S

DEL

FOOD MKT O P E R S
STORES
MEA T

2400

54

& PA

3900

54

00

155

SA N D I E G O

2650

54

93

184

1

2250

54

59

184

1

1000

54

23

155

1

& FRED ER ICH S
DEALERS

PHILA

See appendix A for abbreviations
See appendix B for definition of codes.




MARKETS

FLA

51

Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreements Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A gree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location 1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

Retail trade— food stores— Continued
0569

673 0

I-A

GROC V E G & D E L I C A

6796

0569

K ROGER

6718

0669

GREAT

CO ST

6774

0769

FOOD F A I R

6726

TEA

4000

& ST C H A R L E S

LOUIS

A & P

OREGON

CO NY

STORES

INC

BALT

AREA

A & P TEA CO B A L T I M O R E

0769

GREAT

6701

0969

AM S T O R E S

CO ACME

6714

0969

FOOD F A I R

STORES

6748

1069

K ROGER

6760

1169

STOP

& SHOP

INC

NEW E N G L A N D

6761

1 169

S TOP

& S HOP

INC

MA S S

MARKETS

INC

DIV

NO 7 NO N J

NY & N J

INC

CO OHI O

Total:

A RE A

CONN RI

25 ag reem en ts________________________________

54

92

184

1

1

1 000

54

43

184

1100

54

21

531

5

1300

54

52

184

1

2300

54

50

184

1

1400

54

22

184

1

1450

54

20

184

1

1000

54

31

184

1

6500

54

10

184

1

1600

54

10

155

1

55

43

531

5

56

21

332

3

79700

Automotive dealers and gasoline service stations
1 069

6904

I-A

STANDARD GAS S ERV

Total:

S TAS

ST

LOUIS

2000

1 ag reem en t______________________

________ —

2000

Retail trade— apparel and accessory stores
6906

0969

ASSOC

MENS WEAR R E T A I L E R S

Total:

NYC

1 agreement

1400

____________________________

1400

Retail trade— eating and drinking places
7108

0169

G O V E R NME NT

7129

0269

LINTON

7115

0269

RENO

EMPLOYERS

7128

0469

EAST

BAY

7122

0569

RESTAURANT

ASSN

7123

0569

WASH S T A T E

RESTAURANT

SERVICES

INC

DC MD & VA

1900

58

50

145

1

FOOD S E R V I C E

INC

PA

1100

58

23

145

1

1200

58

88

145

1

2250

58

93

145

1

9 000

58

91

145

1

2250

58

91

145

1

1000

58

31

145

1

j0

93

145

1

3500

58

21

145

1

1500

58

21

145

1

1300

58

41

145

1

1300

58

93

500

5

REST

7136

0669

CIN

f1

7

08 6 9

UUL' v LM

7133

0969

SHATTUCK

7135

1069

RESTAURANT

7120

1069

ST

7126

1 269

WI AN R O B E R T

CULINARY

PAUL

GA 1 L

COUNCIL
ASSN
OF

INC

COUNCIL

OF

INC

CIN

A53n

o®nl

1 KnH

G CO NY

L EAGUE

ON-SALE

OF

N Y

LIQUOR

I NC

DEALERS

C ENTERPRISES

Total:

INC

ST

PAUL

CALIF

11 ag reem en ts________________________________

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definition of codes




WASH

ASSN

I' L g 1 AUKAP5T

FRANK

RI CHMOND

STATE

---- 1 2 5 0 0 ------------

26300

52
Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A gree­
Exp.
ment
date
no.

Number
of
w orkers

Company and location1

Codes 2
SIC

State

Union

Unit

Retail trade— m iscellaneous retail stores
7300

0669

I“ A

r etail

drug

store

operators

c a lif

59

93

1 84

1

5450

63

00

238

2

17700

63

00

238

2

2000

63

00

414

4

2500

65

21

118

1

1150

65

33

118

1

4000

65

33

118

1

1700

65

20

118

1

4900

T otal:. 1 agreement

4900

Insurance ca rriers
7401

0669

HANCOCK

7404

0969

J OHN M U T U A L L I F E I N S

PRUDENTIAL

I NSURANCE

CO OF AM

7416

1069

PRUDENTIAL

INSURANCE

CO OF

Total:

CO

INTERSTATE
INTERS

AMERICA

3 a g re e m e n ts _________________________________

25150

Real estate
7408

0269

7405

0969

BL DG M A N A G E R S

ASSN

ELEVATOR

0PRS

7406

0969

B L DG M A N A G E R S

ASSN

JANITORS

CHI

7415

1269

I-A

MI DTOWN

REALTY

OWNERS

CEMETERIES

ASSN

NY C
C HI

NY & N J

Total:

4 agreements

_ __

. T

9350

Hotels, rooming houses, cam ps, and other lodging places
0469

CHI

7511

0669

HOTEL

7510

0969

I-A

7518

0969

SO F L O R I D A

7524

1269

SAN MATE O C O U NT Y

7502

RESIDENTIAL

HOTEL

EMPLOYERS

HOTELS

ASSN

& MOTE LS
HOTEL

ASSN
S AN

CHI CAGO

2500

70

33

118

1

FRANCISCO

5000

70

93

100

1

5500

70

53

145

1

5350

70

59

145

1

5600

70

93

145

1

1000

72

43

533

5

2000

72

21

305

3
3

I N WASH DC

& MO T E L

ASSN

RESTAURANT

Total:

GR MI A M I ' AR

HOTEL

OWNERS

5 agreements

ASSN

. . . . . . .

23950

Personal services
7700

0369

ASSOC

7719

0369

CLEANERS

7708

0369

EMPIRE

7725

0369

I-A

7706

0369

MINPLS

7721

0469

ASSOC

7705

0469

PROFESSIONAL

7712

0569

LA

7709

1169

I-A

CLEANING

PLANT

& DYERS

STATE

BARBER

SHOPS

LAUNDRIES

LAUNDRY
MASTER

TRADE

STORE

S AN

FRANCISCO

INSTITUTE

ASSN

LA

INSTITUTE
I NST

CONTRACT-LAUNDRY

C NT Y

I NDUSTRY

9 agreements

OF ORE

CHI CAGOLAND

& ORANG E

See appendix A for abbreviations.
See appendix B for definitions of codes




NY & NJ

CLEANERS

& C L E A N I N G & DYE

OWNERS

KC

NY

AND L A U N D E R E R S

LAUNDRY

Total:
l

BO OF

CHAIN

CLEANERS

OWNERS G R E A T E R

METRO

NY AR

1900

72

20

305

1100

72

93

109

1

1400

72

41

533

5

2000

72

90

533

5

33

531

5

1000

72

5 0 00

72

93

533

5

15000

72

20

305

3

30400

53
Table 10. Collective Bargaining Agreem ents Expiring in 1969 by Industry— Continued
A gree­
ment
no.

Codes 2

Number

Exp.
date

Company and location1

of

SIC

w orkers

State

Union

Unit

M iscellaneous business services
& E N G I N E E R I N G CO NJ

7933

0169

ESSO RES EARCH

7901

0269

BLDG MA I NT E N A N C E

7945

0269

I-A

U NI TED

MAI NTENANCE

7905

0369

7947

0969

I-A

7953

1269

ASSOC

PRESS

SECURITY
GUARD

EMPLOYERS

ASSN

CONTRACTORS

INTL

INC

AGMT

Total:

CALIF

INTERSTATE

AGENCIES-WATER

& PATROL

NY C

F RONT

AGENCIES

AGMT C A L I F

CHI

6 agreements

_

______ _ ___

_

1100

73

22

500

5

1650

73

21

118

1

5000

73

93

118

1

1000

73

00

323

3

1000

73

93

500

5

2900

73

33

118

1

78

93

163

1

162

1

12650

Motion pictures
7911

i0 1 6 9

ASSN

7919

i0 1 6 9

I-A

7946

i0 4 6 9

ASSN

7918

i0 4 6 9

I-A

I ND

7921

0469

I-A

TELEVISION

7950

0669

ASSN

7958

1169

I-A1966COMMERCIALS

OF

MO T I O N P I C T U R E

TELEVIS

6 RADIO

OF MOT I ON

OF

MOTI ON

LA

1500

ANNOUNCEMENTS

1000

78

00

PICTURE

PRODUCERS

INC

LA

1000

78

93

162

1

PICTURE

PRODUCERS

INTERSTATE

1000

78

00

162

1

1000

78

00

162

1

1750

78

00

530

5

18000

78

93

102

1

79

93

118

1

1350

80

33

118

1

4000

80

21

118

1

FILM

MOTI ON

PRODUCERS

COMMER

LABOR

Total:

AGMT

INTERSTATE

& TV PROD WGA

PICTURE

CONTRACT

NATL

AGMT

7 a g re e m e n ts _________________________________

25250

Amusement and recreation se rv ic e s, except motion pictures
7957

0969

i

-

a

p a r i

-

mutuel

Total:

dept

so

calif

1 agreement

race

tracks

_

1000

1000

M edical and other health services
7941

0469

CHI

7948

0869

A S S N OF

NURSING

HOME A S S N

PRIVATE

Total:

COOK CO

HOSPITAL

INC

2 agreements

YONKERS

...

AGREEM EN TS, to ta l____________ 585
1 See appendix A for abbreviations.
2 See appendix B for definition of codes.




& NYC

__

5350

WORKERS, t o t a l__

1727450

54
Table 11.

Month of
reopening

SIC
code

Company and location

Union

Approximate
number of
w orkers covered

None

January 1969
February 1969

Selected Contract Reopenings by Month

11

Anthracite Operators
(Pennsylvania)

Mine W orkers (Ind. )

1 0,0 0 0

58

Hotel and Restaurant Industry
(Long Beach and Orange County,
Calif. )

Hotel and Restaurant
Employees

6 , 000

M arch 1969

None

April 1969

None
None

May 1969
June 1969

70

Hotel Association of New York City,
Inc. 1
(New York, N. Y. )

New York Hotel and
Motel Trades Council

3 2 ,0 0 0

July 1969

48

General Telephone Company of
California
(California)

Communications W orkers

15,7 0 0

49

P acific Gas and E lectric Co.
(California)

E lectrical W orkers
(IBEW)

17,7 0 0

August 1969

None

September 1969

None

October 1969

None

November 1969

None

Decem ber 1969

None

Negotiations for new agreement begin on M ar. 1, 1969, for wages to be effective on June 1,




1969.

55
Table 12.

Month of
expiration

SIC
code

Late Listings by Month of Expiration

Company and location

Union

Approximate
number of
w orkers covered

None

January 1969
February 1969

41

Greyhound Lines, Inc.
W estern Greyhound Lines D ivision 1
(Interstate)

Amalgamated Transit
Union

4 ,7 0 0

M arch 1969

45

Pan Am erican World Airw ays, Inc. ,
airline mechanics and related
employees 1
(Interstate)

Transport W orkers

9 ,6 0 0

A pril 1969

38

F isch er & P orter Co. ; A lloy Steel
Casting Co. subsidiary; and
W arm inster F iberglass Co. subsidiary
(W arm inster and Southampton, Pa. )

Independent Union of
Rotameter W orkers
(Ind. )

1,40 0

May 1969

49

Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. ,
field employees
(Interstate)

Oil, Chemical, and
Atomic W orkers

1, 150

June 1969

44

Standard Freightship Agreem ent; and
Standard Tanker Agreem ent,
unlicensed seamen
(Atlantic, Gulf, Lakes, and
Inland W aters District)

Seafarers

July 1969

26

Brown C o., form erly KVP Sutherland
Paper Co.
(Kalamazoo, Mich. )

Paper makers and
Paperworkers

1 ,9 0 0

26

Brown Co. , form erly KVP Sutherland
Paper Co.
(Parchment, M ich. )

Paper makers and
Paperworkers

1, 100

23

Alabama Textile Products Corp.,
subsidiary of Cluett Peabody & Co.
(6 cities in Alabam a; and
Crestview , F la. )

Clothing W orkers

2 ,5 5 0

28

Am erican Cyanamid Co. , Lederle
Laboratories Division
(Pearl R iver, N. Y. )

Chemical W orkers

1 ,50 0

20

National Biscuit Co. 1
(Interstate)

Am erican Bakery
W orkers

9, 000

17

National E lectrical Contractors
A ssociation , Inc., Orange County
Chapter
(California)

E lectrical W orkers
(IBEW)

1, 500

September 1969

41

Baltim ore Transit Co. 1
(Baltim ore, Md. )

Amalgamated Transit
Union

1 ,65 0

October 1969

37

Am erican M otors Corp.
(Michigan and W isconsin)

Auto W orkers (Ind. )

9 ,5 0 0

23

Apparel Corporation of A m e r ic a 1
(Tennessee and Georgia)

Clothing W orkers

2, 200

August 1969

November 1969
Decem ber 1969

None

Information is from newspaper account of settlement.




12,0 0 0

Appendix A
C om m on A bbreviations
AM

- A m erican

METRO

- M etropolitan

ASSN

- A ssocia tion

MFRS

- M anufacturers

ASSOC

- A sso cia te d

MICH

- M ichigan

B A LT

- B altim ore

MINPLS

- M inneapolis

BLDG

- Building

MINN

- M innesota

BLDRS

- B uilders

N ATL

- National

CALIF

- C aliforn ia

NEW ENG

- New England

CHI

- Chicago

NJ

- New J e rse y

CIN

- Cincinnati

NY

- New Y ork

CLEVE

- C leveland

NO

- N orthern

CONN

- C onnecticut

NORTHW

- N orthwestern

CONSOL

- Consolidated

PA

- Pennsylvania

CONT

- Continental

PHILA

- Philadelphia

GENL

- G eneral

PITTSB

- Pittsburgh

I-A

- Industry area (group of com panies
signing sam e con tract)

IL L

- Illin ois

IND

- Independent

SAN FRAN

- San F ra n cisco

SO
SOUTHE
SOUTHW
STRUCT

-

Southern
Southeastern
Southwestern
Structural

INDUS

- Industrial

INTL

- International

US

- United States

LA

- Los Angeles

WASH

- Washington

MASS

- M assachusetts

WEST VA

- W est V irginia

MECH

- M echanical

wise

- W iscon sin




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Appendix B
D efinition of Codes
SIC Codes
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
41
42
44
48
49
50
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65

F ish e rie s
M etal mining
Anthracite m ining
Bituminous co a l and lignite mining
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Mining and quarrying o f nonm etallic m in era ls, except fuels
Building con stru ction — gen eral con tra ctors
C onstruction other than building construction— gen eral con tra ctors
C onstruction— sp ecia l trade con tra ctors
Ordnance and a c c e s s o r ie s
F ood and kindred products
T ob a cco m anufactures
T extile m ill products
A pparel and other finished products made from fa b rics and sim ila r m aterials
Lum ber and w ood prod u cts, except furniture
Furniture and fixtures
Paper and allied products
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
C hem icals and allied products
P etroleu m refining and related industries
Rubber and m iscella n eou s p la stics products
Leather and leather products
Stone, cla y , g la s s, and co n crete products
P rim a ry m etal industries
F abricated m etal p ro d u cts, except ordnance, m achinery, and transportation
equipment
M achinery, except e le c tr ic a l
E le c tr ic a l m ach in ery, equipm ent, and supplies
T ransportation equipment
P ro fe ss io n a l, sc ie n tific , and controlling instrum ents; photographic and optical
g oods; w atches and clock s
M iscellan eou s m anufacturing industries
L o ca l and suburban transit and inter urban passen ger transportation
M otor freigh t transportation and warehousing
W ater transportation
C om m unication
E le c tr ic , gas, and sanitary s e rv ice s
W holesale trade
Retail trade— building m a te ria ls, hardw are, and farm equipment dealers
Retail trade— gen eral m erch andise
Retail trade— food stores
Retail trade— autom otive d ea lers and gasoline s e rv ice stations
R etail trade— apparel and a c c e s s o r y stores
Retail trade— furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
R etail trade— eating and drinking p laces
R etail trade— m iscella n eou s retail stores
Banking
C redit agencies other than banks
Security and com m odity b r o k e r s , d ea lers, exchanges, and s e rv ice s
Insurance c a r r ie r s
Insurance agents, b r o k e r s , and se rv ice
R eal estate




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58

Definition of Codes— Continued
SIC Codes— Continued
66
67
70
72
73
75
76
78
79
80
81
82
84
86
88
89

Com binations o f re a l estate, insurance, loans, law o ffice s
Holding and other investm ent com panies
H otels, room ing h ou ses, cam ps, and other lodging p laces
P erso n a l s e r v ice s
M iscellan eou s bu sin ess s e rv ice s
Autom obile re p a ir, autom obile s e r v ic e s , and garages
M iscella n eou s rep a ir s e rv ice s
M otion pictu res
A m usem ent and re crea tion s e r v ic e s , except m otion pictu res
M edica l and other health s e r v ice s
L egal s e r v ice s
Educational se r v ice s
M useum s, art g a lle r ie s , botanical and z o o lo g ica l gardens
N onprofit m em bersh ip organizations
P rivate households
M iscella n eou s s e r v ice s

59

Definition o f Codes— Continued
State Codes
10

NEW ENGLAND REGION

60 EAST SOUTH CENTRAL REGION

11
12
13
14
15

Maine
New Ham pshire
V erm ont
M assachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut

61
62
63
64

16

Kentucky
T ennessee
Alabam a
M ississip p i

20 MIDDLE ATLAN TIC REGION

70 WEST SOUTH CENTRAL REGION

21 New Y ork
New J e r s e y
23 Pennsylvania

71
72
73
74

22

Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas

30 EAST NORTH CENTRAL REGION
31
32
33
34
35

Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
M ichigan
W iscon sin

40 WEST NORTH CENTRAL REGION
41
42
43
44
45
46
47

M innesota
Iowa
M isso u ri
North Dakota
South Dakota
N ebraska
Kansas

80 MOUNTAIN REGION
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88

Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
C olorado
New M exico
A rizon a
Utah
Nevada

50 SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION

90 PACIFIC REGION

51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59

91
92
93
94
95

Delaware
M aryland
D istrict o f Colum bia
V irgin ia
W est V irgin ia
North C arolin a
South C arolina
G eorgia
F lorid a

Washington
O regon
C aliforn ia
Alaska
Hawaii

OTHER AREAS
00 Interstate

NOTE; A greem ents cov erin g em ployees or operations w holly within one State w ill
be designated by the State code listed.
The region al code (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, or 90), is used where an a g re e ­
ment c o v e rs em ployees or operations in two States o r m ore but does not go beyond the
lim its o f the region .
The interstate code (00) is used where the agreem ent co v e rs em ployees or operations
in two States o r m ore in m ore than one region.




60

D e fin it io n o f C o d e s — C o n tin u e d

U n ion C o d e s 1

100
101
102
105
106
107
109
110
112
113
114
115
116
118
119
120
121
122
124
126
127
128
129
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
153
154
155
157
158
161
162
163
164
166
168
169
170
174
175
176
181
183

Two AFL.—CIO Unions o r M ore
D ire ctly A ffiliated L o ca l
Unions of the A F L —CIO
A cto rs
E n gin eers; T ech n ical
A sb estos W ork ers
Industrial W o rk e rs; A llied
B a rb ers
B ill P o ste rs
B oilerm a k ers
Bookbinders
B r ick and Clay W orkers
B rick la y e rs
Iron W orkers
S e r v i c e E m p lo y e e s

C arpenters
Cem ent W orkers
C hem ical W ork ers
C igar M akers
C oopers
D istille ry W orkers
E le c tr ic a l W orkers (IBEW)
E levator C on stru ctors
E n gin eers; Operating
F ire Fighters
F irem en and O ilers
G arm ent W o rk e rs; United
Garm ent W o rk e r s ; L a d ie s '
G lass Bottle B low ers
G lass Cutters
G lass W o rk e rs; Flint
Granite Cutters
Leather G oods, P la stic and N ovelty
W orkers
Hatters
L a b o rers
H orsesh oers
H otel and Restaurant E m ployees
J ew elry W orkers
Lathers
M a rb le, Slate and Stone P o lish e rs
M a ste rs, M ates and P ilots
M eat Cutters
M essen g ers
M etal P o lish e rs
M old ers
M usicians
O ffice E m ployees
P ain ters and Paperhangers
Pattern M akers
P la ste re rs and Cem ent M asons
Plate P rin ters
P lu m bers and P ipefitters
P otters
Printing P re ssm e n
Pulp and Sulphite W ork ers
Railway Carm en
Railway Clerks

184
185
186
187
188
189
192
193
194
195
196
197
199
201
202
203
204
205
208
218
220
221
230
235
236
238
239
241
242
304
305
312
314
319
320
321
323
327
332
333
334
335
336
337
340
341
342
343
345
346
347
352
354
356
357
400

Retail Clerks
R oofers
Seafarers
Sheet M etal W ork ers
Shoe W ork ers; Boot and
Siderographers
Stage E m ployees
State, County and M unicipal E m ployes
S tereotypers and E lectroty p ers
Stone Cutters
Stove W orkers
T ransit Union; Am algam ated
T each ers
T elegrap h ers
Textile W ork ers; United
T ob a cco W orkers
T ypographical Union
U pholsterers
Grain M ille rs
M achinists
Aluminum W ork ers
T oy W orkers
P aperm akers and P ap erw ork ers
B akery W ork ers; A m erican
Laundry and D ry Cleaning Union
Insurance W ork ers
L on gsh orem en 's A ssocia tion
A g ricu ltu ral W ork ers O rganizing
Com m ittee
L ithographers and P hotoengravers
B rew ery W orkers
Clothing W ork ers
Furniture W ork ers
G lass and C eram ic W orkers
M arine E ngineers
M arine and Shipbuilding W orkers
M aritim e Union; National
Newspaper Guild
Packinghouse W orkers
R etail, W holesale and Department
Store Union
Rubber W orkers
Shoe W ork ers; United
Steelw orkers
Stone W orkers
T extile W ork ers Union
T ran sp ort S erv ice E m ployees
T ran sp ort W ork ers
U tility W orkers
W oodw orkers
Radio A ssocia tion
Com m unications W orkers
E le c tr ic a l W ork ers (IUE)
B roadcast E m ployees and Technicians
M echanics Educational S ociety
Leather W ork ers
O il, C hem ical and A tom ic W ork ers
Two Independent Unions or M ore (Ind. )

U n ion s a ff ilia t e d w ith A F L —CIO e x c e p t w h e r e n o te d a s in d e p e n d e n t (Ind. )




61
Definition of Codes— Continued
Union Codes 1— Continued
401
404
414
417
419
425
442
449
454
455
461
465
469
480
484
490
494
500
516
524
530

A sso cia te d Unions (In d .)
Die Sinkers (Ind. )
Insurance Agents (In d .)
Machine P rin ters (Ind. )
M a ilers (In d .)
Newspaper and M ail D e liv e re rs
(In d .)
Shoe C raftsm en (In d .)
Watch W ork ers (Ind. )
Mine W ork ers (Ind. )
Mine W o rk e rs; D istrict 50 (Ind. )
Guard W o rk e rs; Plant (Ind.)
C hristian L abor A ssocia tion
(In d .)
Utility W ork ers o f New England
(Ind. )
Longshorem en and W arehousem en
(Ind. )
E le c tr ic a l W orkers (UE) (Ind. )
P rotection E m ployees; Plant (Ind.)
W atchm en's A sso cia tio n (Ind.)
Single F irm Independent Union(s)
(In d .)
Telephone Unions; Independent
(Ind. )
Packinghouse W o rk e rs; B rotherhood
o f (Ind. )
W riters Guild (Ind. )

531
532
533
534
535
538
540
541
542

543
547
551
553
600
701
702
704
705
708
715
717

T eam sters (Ind. )
B akery and C on fectionery W orkers
(In d .)
Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Dye house
W ork ers (Ind. )
T ool C raftsm en (Ind. )
Industrial W ork ers (Ind. )
Independent Unions; C ongress of
(In d .)
D ire cto rs Guild (Ind. )
Guards Union (Ind. )
T ru ck D riv e rs; Chicago (Ind. )
A llied W orkers (In d .)
L icen sed O ffic e r s ' O rganization;
G reat Lakes (Ind. )
Textile F o re m e n s' Guild (Ind. )
Auto W orkers (in d .) fo rm e rly code 302
Two Unions o r M ore— D ifferent A ffiliations
(i. e. , A F L -C IO and Independent Unions)
E ngineers and A rch itects (Ind. )
Industrial T rades (Ind. )
O ffice , Sales and T echnical E m ployees;
United A ssocia tion o f (Ind. )
Shoe W ork ers, L ew iston, Maine (Ind.)
Texas Unions (Ind. )
United Industrial W orkers of A m erica ,
Am algam ated (Ind. )
M ine, P ro g re s s iv e (Ind. )

Unit Codes
1 Single com pany
2 A ssocia tion agreem ent
3 Industry area agreem ent (i. e. , group o f com panies signing the sam e agreem ent; no
fo rm a l association)*
4

S in g le c o m p a n y (m u ltip la n t) a g r e e m e n t .

1 Unions affiliated with A F L -C IO except where noted as independent (In d .).




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Region II
Region 1
341 Ninth Ave.
1603-B Federal Building
New York, N. Y. 10001
Governm ent C enter
Phone: 971-540S (Area Code 212)
Boston, Mass. 02203
Phone: 223-6762 (Area Code 617)
Region VI
Region V
Federal Office Building
219 South Dearborn St.
911 W alnut S t., 10th Floor
Chicago, 111. 60604
Phone: 353-7230 (Area Code 312) Kansas City, Mo. 64106
Phone: 374-2481 (Area Code 816)




Region III
406 Penn Square Building
1317 Filbert St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
Phone: 597-7796 (Area Code 215)

Region IV
Suite 540
1371 Peachtree St. NE.
A tlanta, Ga. 30309
Phone: 526-5418 (Area Code 404)

Region VII
337 Mayflower Building
411 North Akard St.
Dallas, Tex, 75201
Phone: 749-3516 (Area Code 214)

Region VIII
450 Golden Gate Ave.
Box 36017
San Francisco, C alif. 94102
Phone: S56-4678 (Area Code 415)

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