SOCIOLOGICAL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000600250476-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: R
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 5, 2011
• Sequence Number: 476
• Publication Date: September 15, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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SIEMIANOWICE COAL MINE ABSENTLEISM AT 17.9 PERCEGT -- Trybu a Ludu,
No 226, 18 Aug h9
For 11 August, the Siemianowice coal mine reported the fo].lowJne
figures. absenteelor, 17.9 percent; productivity, 87.9 percent of plan;
extrac,ion, 89.7 percent of plan. The mine, which is one of the lsrgeet
mines in the Chorzow Association, failed to meet the Jute e,rd July quotas
and it to doubtee. that the August quota will be met.
According to the representatives of workers, management, and the
PZPR fCCaamunisi7party, the quotas were not too steep to be met? The
quota for August is 3,161 tons of coal. The fallarc to meet the quotas
is due to he great absenteeism prevailing at the mine. Ue^rly 900
workers are absent tally at the mine, of which 60 percent are either on
vacations, attendl;ig courses, or 111. This means that ner.rly 400 workers
per day are absent without just cause. Cat of total lose of 12,000 work-
days, 3,359 days were lost thro_gh unnecessary absenteeism. Tho daily out-
put of the Siemianowice coal mine Is figured on an average of approximately
1,400 kilograms of coal per capita. The ab...,ve amount multipliod by 3,359
days lost without-cause, equele 4,702 tons of coal that could have been
mined.
Up to 12 August, there has not been one meeting called to discuss
"aye of overcoming this fault. The IS.'R party, at the mine, has made no
effort to remove constant absentees from its rank.
On, th.i other hrr,T. the working conditions at this mine are not roadu..Ive
to tht bcrt results. It eeema that the Chorzow Association could im-
prove work:nN; c0ndlltione at third Tairt which, in turn, would reduce ab-
senteeiam rud Increase production.
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RESTRiCIEil
25,000 F.AJ LIES TO BE RESETTLED DLTRI14G 19! 0 Trybunn Ludu
18 Aug 49
It is planned that dart; g 1949, 25,0.00 families will be reeettled
As of 1 August, 17,3:1' fvniliea have already been resettled, which is
69 percent of plan. The 1949 quota for resettling families has already
been surpassed by Gdansk Wojewodztwo and Ziema Lubuoka.
ee o the Battle Against Illiteracy. Textbooks end
school supplies will be provided, even et'pplementary meals where necessary.
male,.+ea ....> '----?-- ---- .. .... _ .. . _ _
for directing the course; salaries will bo paid by authorized powiat agerts
of the Public ( m,,4++ f
In the last 2 months 1,200,000 illiterates have registered roluntarjl.y.
F. large number of these illiterate. is found in the former German provinces,
Co Aittees are organizing instruction courses throughout the country;
the Government has assigned 505,000,000 zlotys for this year's campaign.
The program will be completed by the end of 1951.
I11I'TEPACy PRO CRAM PLANNYD -- Rzeczposrnlita, No 218, 10 Aug !19
DEATH SENTENCE FOR ECONOMIC SABOTAGE -- Zycle Warezawy, No 227, 19 Aug 49
Wladyslaw Vtorek and Zygmunt Baymek have been tried before the Mili-
tary Court at Wroclaw for destroying 50 kilometers of unused high-tension
line valued at 18,400,000 zlotys. The court Me eantenc