State Minimum-wage Laws and Orders, July 1, 1942, to July 1, 1958, Issue 267, Part 2U.S. Department of Labor, Employment Standards Administration, Women's Bureau, 1918 - Minimum wage |
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$1 an hour 40 a week 75 cents activities amended by Ch amended by Statute amounts as specified Amusement and Recreation ANALYSIS apprentices camps cents an hour Class of employees Cleaning and Dyeing counselor COVERAGE CONTINUED covered Minimum-wage rates Dry Cleaning effective date employed employee's regular rate employees covered Minimum-wage employment end of table establishments Exceptions fixed in law footnotes at end furnished hourly rate incidental thereto industry covered Class July July 24 June June 11 Learners less manufacture Maximum for females meals and lodging ment mercantile minimum-wage order Minimum-wage rates Hours necessary or related Nonservice number of order Occupation or industry operated persons Previously amended processing RATES AND COVERAGE Rates effective rates of Order Restaurant Sept specified in order spread of hours Supersedes Order Supersedes rates Supp tion title and number Wage fixed wage order WAGE RATES Women and minors workers Zone