top of page

On this day in Labor History

shutterstock_444781348.jpg
1494.gif

September 16, 1945

More than 43,000 oil workers strike in 20 states, part of the post-war strike wave - 1945

August 22, 1945

Five flight attendants form the Air Line Stewardesses Association, the first labor union representing flight attendants. They were reacting to an industry in which women were forced to retire at the age of 32, remain single, and adhere to strict weight, height and appearance requirements. The association later became the Association of Flight Attendants, now a division of the Communications Workers of America - 1945

June 12, 1945

The U.S. Supreme Court invalidates two sections of a Florida law: one required state licensing of paid union business agents, the other required registration with the state of all unions and their officers - 1945

  • Facebook
  • Blue Sky
  • Instagram
  • X
  • YouTube

© The Labor Radio / Podcast Network

bottom of page