...million wage and salary workers in private industry are not protected by the act because they are not engaged in interstate commerce or the production of goods for interstate commerce, as defined in the present act, or are excluded by specific exemption provisions. Of the 23.7 million...

...entitled to these benefits 15 months before it would have become mandatory. Nearly 22 million workers engaged in interstate commerce, or the production of goods for interstate commerce, are thus assured a floor to wages under the benefits of this act. Almost 112 million dollars in back...

...rate to be paid to workers in the printing and publishing and allied graphicarts industry, who are engaged in interstate commerce or the production of goods for interstate commerce. This rate became effective on June 14, 1943, by order of the Administrator of the Fair Labor Standards...

...regulation and enforcement of fair working conditions for workers employed on public contracts and for those engaged in interstate commerce or the production of goods for interstate commerce. Consultative Functions. The Department's consultative functions are as varied as its several bureaus,...

...which furnished the water needs of several railroads and a number of industrial and commercial concerns engaged in interstate commerce or the production of goods for interstate commerce. The project was located approximately 5J¿ miles from the city in a pasture; no portion of it had ever...

...during the first year of operation of the Act a minimum wage of 25 cents per hour shall be paid to employees "engaged in [interstate] commerce or the production of goods for [interstate] commerce," § 6, and that the maximum hours of employment for employees "engaged in commerce or the production...

...shops. Because of constitutional limitations, the law was necessarily restricted in coverage to workers engaged in interstate commerce or the production of goods for interstate commerce. This law, although in many respects unique in the United States, was a more or less logical development...

...total of 14,250 embroidery workers in establishments doing embroidery, binding, and trimming, 4,400 employees engaged in interstate commerce or the production of goods for interstate, commerce were affected by this order. WAGE ORDER FOR RAILROAD WORKERS4 SOME 70,000 railroad track workers, redcaps,...

...hour became effective in the seamless-hosiery industry on September 15, 1941. This minimum applies to employees engaged in interstate commerce or the production of goods for interstate commerce, by order of the Administrator of the Fair Labor Standards Act. The present minimum supersedes the previous...

...these several proposed restrictive and burdensome provisions and the fact that a corporation may be engaged in interstate commerce or the production of goods for interstate commerce. ""We wish you every success In your efforts to prevent the passage of this law, conceived and designed...