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On this day in Labor History

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September 15, 1962

President Kennedy signs off on a $900 million public-works bill for projects in economically depressed areas - 1962

May 25, 1962

The AFL-CIO begins what is to become an unsuccessful campaign for a 35-hour workweek, with the goal of reducing unemployment. Earlier tries by organized labor for 32- or 35-hour weeks also failed - 1962

March 19, 1962

In an effort to block massive layoffs and end a strike, New York City moves to condemn and seize Fifth Avenue Coach, the largest privately owned bus company in the world - 1962

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