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George Westinghouse died on March 12, 1914, in New York City, at age 67. As a Civil War veteran, he was buried in [[Arlington National Cemetery]], along with his wife Marguerite, who survived him by three months. Although a shrewd and determined businessman, Westinghouse was a conscientious employer and wanted to make fair deals with his business associates.

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==Relazioni sindacali==

La settimana lavorativa di sei giorni fu introdotta da George Westinghouse nella fabbrica di Pittsburgh nel 1881.

* Westinghouse Air Brake Company. (1882). [http://books.google.com/books?id=L38hAAAAMAAJ Westinghouse automatic brake]. (ed., Patents on Page 76.)

* Grassani, Enrico, ''La guerra delle correnti e l'invenzione della sedia elettrica'', Elettrificazione n. 715, Novembre-Dicembre 2015, pp. 78–85.

 

== Voci correlate ==

* [[Westinghouse Electric Company]]

* [[Westinghouse Electric]]

 

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