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SB 128 61-0 (1969) Author: Hightower, Jack Relating to appointment of an executive director of the Industrial Commission.
SB 394 56-0 (1959) Author: Martin, Crawford Collins | et. al. Relating to amending certain statutes by enlarging the Industrial Commission to nine members.
HB 36 54-0 (1955) Author: Maverick, Jr., Fontaine Maury Relating to declaring public policy and purpose; defining terms; prohibiting certain strikes and picketing; providing for requests for and holding of certification elections to determine collective bargaining representatives; empowering the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics to investigate petitions for and conduct certification elections.
HB 541 48-0 (1943) Author: McMurry, Houston | et. al. Relating to amending certain Statutes by providing for appointment by the Governor of an Industrial Commission, composed of five (5) members, to hear and make reports on controversies between employers and employees.
HB 35 36-4 (1920) Author: Davis, John | et. al. Relating to providing for appointment by the Governor of an Industrial Commission, composed of five members, to hear and make reports on controversies between employers and employees.


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