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 LADIES HAITDBAG I1.DUJSTRY CODE U7Q0-I'

 REFCRT OF 7HE CO!.[I ITTEE C2; DE:`:II"'
 OF SEL. I-S.ILLZD

 (Article IV, parqKrarh 2)

 The Committee met on Saturday, April 21 from 10 to 2 F. y.

 The Committee met on Saturd-y,, April 28th, fro-ri 9:30 to 3 FL..

 The Committee met on Monday,' April 30th, from 10 A.A% to 4 F.S.

 The last tw'o meetings were attended by the Administration member.
 IV
 The following is the final report of the. Committee.

A ANICLE A. The Definition of Semi-Skilled in Cutting.

 (1) All cutting operations, excepting Paper, -woMTing and rubber
 cloth cutting are to be considered semi-skilled. The following mernbers
 of the Com,-ittee are in favor of this definition.

 I. Schoenholz
 Chas. Wolf
 S. I'aksik:
 A. Greenbaum

 (2) The following members voted against the above and propose
 the following:

 J. fargolian
 R. Burstein
 S. Goldsr-ith

 The only employees in the Cutting Department that shall have the
 rating of semi-skilled shall be employees engaged in the cuttinrz of
 outsides, with the exceptions of handles, handle linings, pullers,
 tiller linings and gussetts that are cut Uy clickers. Also any em-
 Ployees engaged in the cutting of silk linings by knife are semi-skilled.

 (3) Mr. Lubliner objects to the two foregoing definitions and
 offers the following:

 All employees engaged in cutting shall 'be consi4Wred seri-skilled
 Workers.

 IfTICLE B. The Definition of Semi-Skilled in Oreratir.n-P0

 ; (1) All outside operating shall be considered semi-skilled except
 .|Bdles. Linings as the Code provides. The follow inF recorrmend this