6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 30,1971
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this week, it’s not because we don’t like you or your or
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We may have missed it in the rush Or maybe you for
got to tell us.
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394-3047 or 626-2191 or by writing to Lancaster Farming, 22
E Mam St., Lititz, Pa. 17543. And help us serve you better.
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On farm
A major legislative goal of chaotic faim laboi scene that will be lost forever at great loss
the Nixon Administration in now exists bv giving agucul to bothe pi oducer and consul*
1971 is to extend collective bar- tuial worksis olgamzational ei
gaming rights to the Nation’s lights similar to those long en- Under Secretary Silberman
faim workers, Undei Secietary joyed by woikers in other in- urged members of the farm em
of Laboi Laurence H Silber- dustues” ployers’ group to give their
man said recently. “wholeheaited support to the
Admimstation bill that emer
ges
“We think that inclusion of
faim woikers under a scheme
similar to the National Labor
Relations Act, with special pro
visions that recognize the uni
que nature of agricultural em
ployment, is most crucial,” Sil
berman said
In an address before the Na
tional Council of Agricultural
Employers in Atlanta, he'said
a bill that will meet the “vital
needs” of agricultural workers
and employers is now being
diafted
“While we do not know what
the final shape of the bill will
be, we do know that it will pro
tect the fundamental lights
of workeis, employe! s and the
Amencan public ”
The Administration’s goal, he
said, “is to bring cider to the
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Workers Collective Bargaining
For instance, agucultuial
workeis should have a right to
strike, for this right “is basic
to the process of free collective
bargaining,” the sub-Cabinet
official said
But Silberman said that “ica
sonable and orderly procedures
will have to be developed to
protect both the farmer and
the consumer against strikes in
critical seasons, especially dur
ing harvest times ”
The agricultural setting “de
mands” this kind of special
consideration, he asserted, “be
cause of problems such as
peushability ,r
“When there’s a strike in
manufactuimg or construction,
the materials and goods remain
intact until the workers leturn
to their jobs,” he explained
“But if the ci ops aien’t harvest
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“Somehow the magic has
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here.’’