1 Between October first and June first have half-holiday by making up the time on the first 5 days of the week; in majority of establishments work 5 days a week, no work on Saturday, 48 hours a week, between June first and October first.

Each rate is a minimum rate according to style of press used.

Work 6 hours on Sunday.

Same rate paid to photographers, etchers, Ben. Day workers, finishers, proofers, routers, blockers, negative turners, and metal printers.

Same rate paid to photographers, negative turners, metal printers, etchers, engravers, routers, and blockers. Same rate paid to photographers, etchers, finishers, proofers, and routers.

One day, 8 hours.

In September, 1917, rate was increased $2 a week, voluntarily by employers, although agreement establishing minimum shown above was to have remained in effect until June 1, 1918.

• Before midnight, time and one-half; after midnight, double time.

1 Before 10 P.M., time and one-half; after 10 P.M., double time.

* In offices where Saturday half-holiday is granted, time is made up during first 5 days of week. Rates same as in Boston.

On Sundays, time and one-half; on holidays, double time.

In some cases the Saturday half-holiday is in effect for periods varying from 3 to 12 months, when 81⁄2 hours

a day is worked on the first 4 days of the week, and 8 hours on Friday.

• Same rates apply in Taunton.

'Before midnight, time and one-half; after midnight, double time.

In some cases, half-holiday during entire year; in some cases, half-holiday during 3 months.

Springfield (job shops),

Worcester (one or two cylinder

presses),

1 Before midnight, time and one-half; after midnight, double time.

? In some cases, half-holiday during entire year; in some cases, half-holiday during 3 months.

3 Before 10 P.M., time and one-half; after 10 P.M., double time.

In offices where Saturday half-holiday is granted, time is made up during first 5 days of week.

5 In some cases the Saturday half-holiday is in effect for periods varying from 3 to 12 months, when 81⁄2 hours

is worked on the first 4 days of the week, and 84 hours on Friday.

• Each rate is a minimum rate according to style of press used.

7 Day work, 42 hours a week; night work, 36 hours.

• Same rates apply in Taunton.

Work 6 hours on Sunday.

10 Before noon, time and one-half; after noon, double time.

" Night men work 84 hours on 4 days and 9 hours on 1 day; day men work 91⁄2 hours on 4 days and 10 hours on 1 day; all men working on magazines work 5 days a week,

Time and one-half except on holidays, when day journeymen are paid double time and all other employees are paid regular rate.

1 Day work, 48 hours a week; night work, 42 hours.

Day work, 42 hours a week; night work, 36 hours.

Except overtime on Saturday for Sunday papers, when hourly rate is 76 cents.

In offices where Saturday half-holiday is granted, time is made up during first 5 days of week; employees work 7 days a week.

1 Employees work 7 hours on Sunday.

In offices where Saturday half-holiday is granted, time is made up during first 5 days of week.

1 Symbols signify as follows: Reg.-Regular rate; 1 T.-One and one-quarter time; 11⁄2 T.-One and onehalf time; 2 T.- Double time.

• Polishers and tool sharpeners receive same rate.

Polishers, sawyers, and tool sharpeners receive same rate.

• Polishers and tool sharpeners receive same rate. Apprentices serve three years; receive $1.25 a day for the first six months and an increase of 25 cents a day after each six months of service.

• Polishers, surfacing machine cutters, and tool sharpeners receive same rate.

• Surfacing machine cutters and tool sharpeners receive same rate.

Rates range from $1.00 to $2.50 a day according to years of service.

Tool sharpeners receive same rate.

• Time and one-half except from darkness to dawn when double time is paid.

10 Bedsetters, polishers (hand), and sawyers, when working by the day, receive same rate.