Legal Opinion
McGrew v. Industrial Commission
Utah Supreme Court
Decided December 14, 1938No. 5981PublishedCited by 30 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LARSON, Justice.
By this action the plaintiffs seek to have the Utah Minimum Wage Law declared void. They bring this, action to en join the Industrial Commission from enforcing its order fixing a minimum wage and maximum hours for women and minors engaged in the retail trades. The Utah Minimum Wage Law was enacted by the legislative session of 1933 (Chapter 38, Laws of Utah 1933), but for want of funds no effort was made to put it into operation until 1937. After some investigations and informal hearings the Commission made and entered its “Mandatory Order Number One,” covering women and…
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