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Commercial July 22, 1921

Casper Daily Tribune

Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming

What is this article about?

Major oil companies in Wyoming fields enact 5-12% wage cuts for field and camp employees, following Ohio Oil's adjustments, affecting drillers ($10 to $9/day), tool dressers ($7.50 to $6.50/day), laborers (~$7.50/month), and others with smaller reductions.

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OIL FIELD WAGE IS REDUCED BY THE COMPANIES
Reductions Amounting to From Five to Twelve Per Cent in Effect by Major Operators

All of the major oil companies operating in the Wyoming fields have put into effect wage reductions affecting field and camp employes. In a great number of cases the readjustment in wages adopted by the Ohio Oil company were followed out by the other concerns.

Some of the reductions which were put into effect follow:
Drillers from $10 to $9 a day.
Tool dressers from $7.50 to $6.50 a day.
Other field laborers, including roustabouts, camp attendants and labor crews have been reduced approximately $7.50 a month on the average.
Truck drivers, machinists and other employes of the Ohio and other companies experienced smaller cuts in wages.

What sub-type of article is it?

Labor

What keywords are associated?

Wage Reduction Oil Field Wyoming Drillers Tool Dressers Field Laborers Truck Drivers Machinists

What entities or persons were involved?

Ohio Oil Company Major Oil Companies

Where did it happen?

Wyoming Fields

Commercial Details

Location

Wyoming Fields

Commodities

Oil

Key Figures

Ohio Oil Company Major Oil Companies

Notable Details

Drillers From $10 To $9 A Day Tool Dressers From $7.50 To $6.50 A Day Other Field Laborers Reduced Approximately $7.50 A Month On The Average Truck Drivers, Machinists And Other Employes Experienced Smaller Cuts

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