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W & I :  An abbreviation for Weighing and Inspection.

WAGE PATTERN:  The wage structure of various jobs in a specific industry or area.

WAGE RAGE:  Rate of pay per period of time or per unit of production for an employee on a given job.

WAREHOUSE:  Building where goods are stored.

WAREHOUSE RECEIPT:  A receipt issued by a warehouse listing goods received for storage.

WASTE REMOVAL:  Removal of trash from building.

WAYBILL:  Description of goods sent with a common carrier freight shipment.

WHEELER:  An upright, manually propelled, two wheeled cart used to move objects such as boxes.

WING NUT:  Commonly used threaded nut with flanges for easy adjustment by hand. (Also called a Buffer fly Nut).

WIRE NUT:  Plastic thimble with recessed spring which closes spliced wires so that electrical contact is maintained.

WISHBONE LEG:  Fold-up leg on a display table.

WITHOUT RESERVE:  A term indicating that a shippers agent or representative is empowered to make a definite decisions and adjustments abroad without approval of the group or individual represented. (See advisory capacity.)

WORK RULES:  Regulations which govern union craftsperson's working conditions, include what work exhibitors may perform, when overtime begins, ect.

WORK TIME:  Paid time that begins as soon as the workers are turned over to the exhibitor. Stops when the exhibitor releases them.

WORKING DRAWING:  The detail plans from which an exhibit is constructed.

WORKING FOREMAN:  Employee who functions both as workman and a foreman at the same time. May be a workman part of the time and a foreman the rest of the time. May or may not be considered a supervisor under the Wage-Hour Law or the Labor Management Relations Act.

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