Show AD J LOSE O E Ate Aids W Workers in Col Col- ting From Nonpaying ing Employers t l By BARNEY EY FLANAGAN ife n and ind fO f oG OD a n nl l J Io lOt lost to tho workIng o men r of r 1 Uto tAto of or Utah on n a account Dunt of oC off f fr-aU fr failure ro of oC employers to 0 pay th their lr r obligations according to Uie t mado b by AV W. f. f Ug 0 f r for or tho Un state Industrial J In tZ char charge c. c of ot nose col- col tens tens' g th the fiscal r. r Which Juno June 30 30 U. U 1938 S Mr r. r Pl ott on on 17 of rage n bent j Of this Urit Sj nas va vos paid or or- ac ac ac- hated fed L far Cor r a and anil nil 2003 3 unpaid rip Wear ended In 1929 was w at larger Mr Pl sott osti t te N. if engaged In form farm dal- dal agricultural I u or horI hor hor- I turA pursuits bans banks And mer- mer merI nier- nier I file tild l h house in stock or br poultry fins or In household domestic have no r recourse co lic C for r p wages gb Mr sUms lost lost t to laboring p people n o th sources Will total l dollars dollar I a n. Mr Mf pott ott tt estimates from inquiries s ch ct have ha come one t to him lm for advice ES JES LEAD he he smaller malier mine properly and work are tho ho ludu Industries rles ieh ch lead Irad the tho field In to Mr says t t of or this is 18 probably d duo o to dishonesty on the part t the tho tm employers lo and azid and part t to thc Ltha the employers do tIo not have l money to pa pay par In tho case of ot eral erol of ot the mining companies s. s se i t of oC tl tb u was vas that parties developing e tho mine minee e quarreling among themselves t to who should pay bay pay and h how w ch i One company partly fl- fl c ced cd by 11 eastern capital refused 4 pa pay ft an Rrt aggregate t i of ot moro more than thanO 0 O In Ip wages carn earned i 1 t. t showed sho that the Un financial heads th the concern endeavoring make their Utah stockholders t t the bUt bill and nd th tho Utah mih people 5 e Insistent that tho the backers backer pa pay bill bUl l' l Eventually I tho laborers their mon money be bc bulk of ot the tilO accounts which state tat sets gets for feir collection is in inia ia HI 5 approximating 50 In many as s s. s this sum rcPt represents all t the aey oCY ey the thc wage wa earner ha ilas tore More it Ti Ii n fl family ha g gone no hungry more than one one grocer has gone aid ald because of ot th the tho failure of oC 1 o employer r to pa pay his wage wago 8 G ST BILLbe BILL BILLbe be et account that be single ute tilte ha hai bad bu to collect was a a. tot foe 2600 2600 against a a. mining The complaining witness i a a. torm former r s superintendent of o the thele i 1 le First be he h had d been a a. goodo good ow o antIS anil let hi his wages wages wages' pile up t ba be be sot got to t. the Uie place e where c was afraid to say ay anything I H. hs Ii r reached ached tie the third pJ ce er re ho hI had h to do m ceremony was at t. t hed to to the collection of ot this d debt bt l mechanics mechanics' l lien attorneys attorneys' rne fees c 15 et ta being n necessary ar The Thc ll st am amount collected is iO 10 Ur Ir PI ott reports that thal in a n. ad ad Jd d many cases ases all nil that is Is' Is neca a f to 0 collect is to lo keep aCt alter ator r debtors debtor In man many cases caBes it is isy y necessary t to remind the thc emyers em- em ers ot the debt In other othet cases case casesi i II necessary to take tako the matter court urI This i is done dou b by the Uie Ined Ined Ined In- In ed party part with till the state offering Ice and helping collect a a. small n for attorneys rne fees fecs if It the case won Walt The state tins has no lawyer 1 j has l working agreements with or two n hp who ho are re available It if the has fco no other thet choice recommends that the thebe h be amended t to exempt no ln in- In stry y oU oUr other r that the state and md Apolitical subdivisions lie 10 bees bees beres be- be res es es there la Je to too much m money n y baI be- be I et In in th tho wages duo dUG U agricula a al workers vork One recent claim no in C for r due in t wages images to ason aion a ason son ion working with sheep ep The Thc te e industrial commission could 1 nothing about it St.- Sheep exempt empt for tor tho wage la law The Then Thea n a avas was vas advised ad us as lis to how bow to pro pro- d 4 to get set tim tho case casc to court kW WI PASSED IN 1919 r rhe 1 law relating t to the regula- regula ti of ot the c payment of wages was in 1918 This law w provides pro brief briet that wages arc are due not than twice Uce a month that when man la J. discharged he lie heK I K Is to be id at once that when ho tie quits us Is Is t to h be paid on un the tho nr first t reg- reg day U that If It th the employer charges a n. man and fulls faUs to tl pay paya ny n a th the m man n draw wages until Its is paid provided pro that ho gets t limy nt after r the tenth day It if a u am m Jn quits and aud hit bh money is not I idy dy for Cor him on th the next regular y f da day he Is on the he until paid up ui to t L ten n 11 days m U pay day Payment must be beide bein ide in tIm checks cashable on mand company office JS st bo bIJ legal tender or must he be hep heper p per r which can b be converted Into al I Under tender at it ay bank bani no o |