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Letter from A. N. Williams to Theodore Roosevelt

Letter from A. N. Williams to Theodore Roosevelt

A. N. Williams asks President Roosevelt for a decision on whether an executive order applies to the ship keepers working for the Navy. Williams has already applied to several others within the Navy and has received rulings that treat the ship keepers differently than other government employees. He requests that if the ship keepers must work on these days that they be allowed overtime pay as set forth in Roosevelt’s executive order.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1906-08-20

Letter from A. Williams to Naval Constructor in Charge of Mare Island Shipyard

Letter from A. Williams to Naval Constructor in Charge of Mare Island Shipyard

A. Williams inquired whether Saturday half-holidays, as declared by President Roosevelt, will apply to the ship keepers. Williams acknowledges that not all ship keepers can be off at the same times, but offers alternatives. He also questions the fairness of ship keepers who now have to work holidays with no extra compensation, when those who take the day off get extra.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1906-07-20