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thy would have a right to protect themselves against
this kind of coercioft and intimidation.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Taylor.
DELEGATE 1... TAYLOR: Also with respect to many
employees who are not covered by the Wagner Labor Act,
how many employees in the state of Maryland are not
covered by the Wagner Labor Act?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bothe.
DELEGATE BOTHE: The statistics which I have,
and they are ineluded in the minority report, I believe,
was tha there are 100,000 agricultural workers -- this
is on page 3 of the report "" 250,000 retail and commer-
cial employees, another 170,000 in service industries.
These are all people that are not covered.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Taylor.
DELEGATE L. TAYLOR: In your experience with
labor problems, for instance, you mentioned Church
Home Hospital employees, trying to select a unit repre
sentative,
Do- you find that many of these employees are
not covered by this federal law, who receive a wager
under the Federal Minimum wage?