(c) Administration. The Oregon WFA Wage Board located at Room 783, Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944, as amended July 8, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter), and the provisions of such regulations, shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 25, Sept. 7, 1944, 9 F.R. 11056, as amended Sept. 14, 1944, 9 F.R. 11389] CODIFICATION: In § 1110.2 (b) (2), the figure $1.25 was substituted for the figure 81.10, by Amendment 1, Acting Director of Labor, Sept. 14, 1944, 9 F.R. 11389. § 1110.3 Harvesting apples and pears in Hood River County (a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking and other harvesting of all varieties of apples and pears in the County of Hood River, State of Oregon, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates-Maximum wage rates for picking and other harvesting of all varieties of apples and pears. (1) Wage rate for picking Bartlett pears: (1) 10¢ per apple box or Libby Lug, for single picking; (ii) 111⁄2¢ per A. G. A. Lug, for single picking; (111) 2¢ more per box may be added to the above rates for size picking; (2) Wage rates for picking all pears other than Bartlett pears: (1) 12¢ per apple box or Libby lug, for single picking; (ii) 131⁄2¢ per A. G. A. lug, for single pickIng: (3) Wage rates for picking all apples except Newton apples: (i) 11¢ per apple box or Libby lug; (4) Wage rates for picking Newton apples: (1) 12¢ per apple box or Libby lug; (5) Wage rates for other harvest labor: (1) For general orchard work, except truck driving-85¢ per hour; (ii) For foremen-$1 per hour. (c) Administration. The Oregon WFA Wage Board located at Room 783, Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944, as amended July 8, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter), and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 27; Sept. 7, 1944, 9 F.R. 11056] § 1110.4 Potatoes in Crook and Deschutes Counties-(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking and other harvesting of all varieties of potatoes in the Counties of Crook and Deschutes, State of Oregon, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for harvesting all varieties of potatoes. (1) Wage rate for picking potatoes-6¢ per half sack of 60 pounds. (2) Wage rate for all other work in potato harvest-$1 per hour. This classification does not include truck and wagon drivers engaged in hauling potatoes from the field to a destination off the farm. The wages of such drivers are, however, subject to the Stabilization Act of 1942, as amended by the Stabilization Extension Act of 1944. (c) Administration. The Oregon WFA Wage Board located at Room 783, Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944, as amended July 8, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter), and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 28, Sept. 19, 1944, 9 F.R. 11603] PART 1111-SALARIES AND WAGES OF AGRICULTURAL LABOR IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON [ADDED] Sec. 1111.1 Picking cherries in Counties of Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan. 1111.2 Picking peaches in Counties of Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan. 1111.3 Picking apricots in Counties of Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan. 1111.4 Picking, thinning and spraying apples in Counties of Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan. 1111.5 Picking hops in Pierce County. 1111.6 Picking Evergreen blackberries in a portion of Pierce County. 1111.7 Picking apples in Counties of Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan. 1111.8 Picking apples and winter pears in White Salmon area. AUTHORITY: §§ 1111.1 to 1111.5, inclusive, issued under 56 Stat. 765, as amended; 50 U.S.C. App., Sup., 961 et seq. E.O. 9250, 9328; 3 CFR Cum. Supp. Regulations of Director of Economic Stabilization; Part 4001 of Title 32. Part 1107 of this chapter. § 1111.1 Picking cherries in the Counties of Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking cherries in the Counties of Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan, State of Washington, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking cherries. 1. Hourly rate-85¢ per hour. 2. Piece rate-32 cents pe. lb. or the equivalent where container rates are used. (c) Administration. The Washington WFA Wage Board located at 235 Liberty Building, Yakima, Washington, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter) and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 15, July 17, 1944, 9 F.R. 81131 § 1111.2 Picking peaches in the Counties of Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking peaches in the Counties of Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan, State of Washington, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking peaches. 1. Hourly rate-85 cents per hour. 2. Piece rate-10 cents per 40-pound Lug. (c) Administration. The Washington WFA Wage Board located at 235 Liberty Building, Yakima, Washington, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter) and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 16, July 17, 1944, 9 F.R. 8009] § 1111.3 Picking apricots in Counties of Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking apricots in Counties of Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan, State of Washington, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates, maximum wage rates for picking apricots. 1. Hourly rate-85¢ per hour. 2. Piece rate-20¢ per 40 lb. Lug. (c) Administration. The Washington WFA Wage Board located at 235 Liberty Building, Yakima, Washington, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter) and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 17, July 17, 1944, 9 F.R. 80101 § 1111.4 Picking, thinning and spraying apples in Counties of Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan-(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking, thinning, and spraying apples in Counties of Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan, State of Washington, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking, thinning, and spraying apples. 1. Hourly rate for thinning apples-80¢ per hour. 2. Hourly rate for spraying apples-80¢ per hour. 3. Hourly rate for picking summer apples85¢ per hour. (c) Administration. The Washington WFA Wage Board located at 235 Liberty Building, Yakima, Washington, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this part. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter) and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 18, July 17, 1944, 9 F.R. 8010] § 1111.5 Picking hops in Pierce County-(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking hops in the County of Pierce, State of Washington, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking hops. Piece rate-41⁄2¢ per pound, plus 1¢ per pound bonus if the worker continues picking hops throughout the season. (c) Administration. The Washington WFA Wage Board located at 235 Liberty Bldg., Yakima, Washington, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944, as amended July 8, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter), and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 22, Aug. 23, 1944, 9 F.R. 10298] § 1111.6 Picking Evergreen blackberries in a portion of Pierce County—(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking Evergreen blackberries in Pierce County, except the islands and peninsula areas, State of Washington, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking Evergreen blackberries. Piece rates-95¢ per 30 lb. crate, plus a bonus of 20¢ per crate if the worker continues to pick Evergreen blackberries throughout the season. (c) Administration. The Washington WFA Wage Board located at 235 Liberty Bldg., Yakima, Washington, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (d) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944, as amended July 8, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter), and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 23, Aug. 24, 1944, 9 F.R. 10349] ers. § 1111.7 Picking apples in the Counties of Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workPersons engaged in picking apples in the Counties of Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan, State of Washington, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Definitions. When used in this section, the term "picking" means the removal of apples from trees and placing them in boxes furnished by the producer. (c) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking apples. Piece rate, 10 cents per box of 35 pounds. [Preceding paragraph, in small type, superseded by following paragraph during period covered by this Supplement] (c) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking apples. (1) Wage rate for picking all varieties of apples except Winesap apples-10¢ per box of 35 pounds. (2) Wage rate for picking Winesap apples-12¢ per box of 35 pounds. [Paragraph (c) amended Oct. 12, 1944, 9 F.R. 12437] (d) Administration. The Washington WFA Wage Board located at 235 Liberty Building, Yakima, Washington, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (e) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944, as amended July 8, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter), and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 24, Aug. 28, 1944, 9 F.R. 10557, as amended Oct. 12, 1944, 9 F.R. 124371 § 1111.8 Picking apples and winter pears in the White Salmon area(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking apples and winter pears in the White Salmon area of Klickitat and Skamania Counties, State of Washington, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Definitions. When used in this section, the term "picking" means the removal of apples and pears from trees and placing them in boxes furnished by the producer. (c) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking apples and winter pears. (1) Wage rates for picking all apples except Newton apples: (i) 11¢ per apple box or Libby lug; (ii) 121⁄2¢ per A. G. A. lug. (2) Wage rates for picking Newton apples: (1) 12¢ per apple box or Libby lug; (ii) 131⁄2¢ per A. G. A. lug. (3) Wage rates for picking winter pears: (1) 12¢ per apple box or Libby lug; (d) Administration. The Washington WFA Wage Board located at 235 Liberty Building, Yakima, Washington, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. (e) Applicability of specific wage ceiling regulations. This section shall be deemed to be a part of the specific wage ceiling regulations issued by the War Food Administrator on January 20, 1944, as amended July 8, 1944 (Part 1107 of this chapter), and the provisions of such regulations shall be applicable to this section and any violation of this section shall constitute a violation of such specific wage ceiling regulations. [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 30, Sept. 26, 1944, 9 F.R. 11838] PART 1112-SALARIES AND WAGES OF AGRICULTURAL LABOR IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA [ADDED] Sec. 1112.1 Cotton in designated counties. § 1112.1 Cotton in designated counties-(a) Areas, crops, and classes of workers. Persons engaged in picking, pulling, bolling, snapping and scrapping American Egyptian (SXP) and American Upland cotton in the Counties of Pima, Greenlee, Santa Cruz, Pinal, Graham, and Maricopa, State of Arizona, are agricultural labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of Title 32. (b) Wage rates; maximum wage rates for picking, pulling, bolling, snapping and scrapping American Egyptian (SXP) and American Upland cotton. (1) Wage rate for picking American Egyptian (SXP) cotton-$4 per 100 lbs. of well picked, clean, seed cotton. (2) Wage rate for picking American Upland cotton: (1) $2.25 per 100 lbs. of well picked, clean, seed cotton in Pima, Santa Cruz, Pinal and Maricopa Counties; (ii) $2 per 100 lbs. of well picked, clean, seed cotton in Greenlee and Graham Counties. (3) Wage rate for pulling, bolling, snapping and scrapping American Egyptian (SXP) and American Upland cotton-$1.35 per 100 lbs. of seed cotton. (c) Administration. The Arizona WFA Wage Board located at Capital Annex, Phoenix, Arizona, will have charge of the administration of this section in accordance with the provisions of Part 1107 of this chapter. |