Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST. 1973 ? EMPLOYEES RECEIVE >v# I ; 11 I , | IP feytie " Gus Nelson, Plant No 2 Carding, checks the amount of his retroactive paycheck after receiving it. Nelson, like many Clinton employees, expressed his appreciation for the Company's continuing efforts before the Cost of Living Council to get the increase approved. Your Hidden Paycheck A II TI1V niT^v JUKI UU I I I'/I There will no doubt come a time 1 required to serve on jury during your uled work day. Clinton Mills firmly bel on a jury is a privilege and responsib To partially relieve the individual < financial loss and to assist him in fi responsibility, the company pays the d the pay you would have received fo: plant and the daily amount you receive ^ jury. Clothm Beg nun nu with this issue, the Clothmaker will feature each month a series of articles entitled "YOUR HIDDEN PAYCHECK." an illustrated series designed to relate to each of you the fringe benefits available to you as a Clinton employee RETROACTIVE PAY Eligible Clinton Mills employees began receiving their "extra" paycheck August 15 representing retroactive pay for the five week period from July 9 to August 12, 1973. The company announced to all employees on August 10 that the Cost of Living Council ruled that the wage increase as previously announced could be effected for all employees currently earning $3.50 per hour or under. The Council did not approve the Company's reque t for an increase for employees earning $3.51 per hour or above. Take one pair of safety glasses. Add a pair of safety shoes. Mix briskly with a solution of common sense. ! Sprinkie well with each safety ; regulation. ( Handle the recipe with daily care. And continue its practice forevermore. Live a long and happy life. . a Thar safe lts Y when you will be regularly schedlieves lhat serving tility of everyone. employee of any ulfilling the civic lifference between r working at the i while serving on The aker Begins Fringe Benefit The regularly scheduled monthlv articles will inform each of you the contributions the Company makes to your job security by means of its fringe benefits package. Featured will be Paid Holidays, Paid Vacations. Christ 3 & * In Service PFC Lenard Butler is in the United States Marine Corps and is stationed at AhprHppn Marvland He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenton Butler. Lenton is a Plant No. 2 Carding employee. PFC Butler was also a Plant No 2 employee prior to entering service. iks bo you working United Wtey s Series mas Gifts, Group insurance, etc. It is difficult to keep up with all your fringe benefits that you have as Clinton employee. These articles will continually remind you of the benefits you enjoy as a Clinton employee.