LITTLE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14841, 5 December 1913, Page 9

LITTLE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT.

(r_ESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND, December 4. The Conciliation Council wiU git tomorrow to hear a dispute filed by the Auckland Hotel .and Restaurant Employees* Industrial.. Union of Workers Setween that body and tho hotel"tH claims set 'fort- by the Uaioa are for. increased wages, improved conditions, and for one day off in seven, which was the main point at issue •when the Union struck a few weeks The following claims have' been _filed by the omnWcrs:—<l>. The appellants are not worker- within the meaning of the Act. not being employed in the licensed hotel business; (2) the respondents have no dealings with_the Auckland and Restaurant Employees' Union, and therefore have no dispute with it: (3) the hotel workers employed by the respondents ac not members of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Onion; (4) the hcial workers pmoloved by the are memben of the Auckland .City License! Hotel Assistants' iT'd-stria], Union of "Workers, and respondent can re-c-gni« only one Union of workers; (5) for the above reasons the re<p-n*onis are not prepared to Jwcnw the claims ret forth by ap-eHant umon; (6*i ihe r<x-r)OTicV.«ts are informed tN»t the City Hrfel Assents' Industrial Union of Workers trial dispute to which, the hotel-keepers w_l be'parties. > ,