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HB 98, 32nd R.S.

Relating to prohibiting any corporation or individual supervising work by or for the state or any municipality therein from requiring any worker to remain on duty for more than eight hours in any consecutive twenty-four hour period except in certain cases; providing a penalty.

Author: Sam Houston German

Vetoed by Governor Oscar Branch Colquitt

Veto

Gubernatorial documents:

Submitting an additional subject for consideration by the 32nd Legislature, 1st Called Session, a bill prescribing the number of hours constituting a legal day's labor and fixing penalties for its violation; an Act to prohibit any corporation, individual, partnership, . . . from requiring any person to remain on duty more than eight hours in any consecutive twenty-four hours . . . (mentions HB 98, 32nd R.S., vetoed)

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