LABOUR MATTERS

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17472, 5 June 1922, Page 9

LABOUR MATTERS

SLAUGHTERMEN. jBjLpcTIONS RESENTED. Association.) tod fifty slaughtermen the Riverstone Meat struck against the 8s Hoiiiebuih tJaughon a promise by that a conference

HbjTO EE TURN TO WORK. LONDON', June 'I. that the engineers' acceptance of the emgnd it is expected that returned after the holi-

! jILOT RESULTS. j 1- • ! 2 I pgd June 4th, 5.5 p.m.) F LONDON, June 2. hif ob the engineers' conWlok, the special corresponjj'Jke Timeß" says:—The be-; if if oiling a conference would mien taken were it not for ItAst the engineering union is yt sWe financially to continue OK and that members refused it to a levy of fire shillings 4nnid> the support of memMi oat. The plain interprota0m facto w that the employand that the members of ja ißOtt return to work as soon Me. ibe'leaders recognise this. Moral engineering.unions gave rote in favour of the masters' iari 48,881 against. It jb hoped majority will perBb amalgamated engineers to p#landing the of the JjtfliPpSwiaßa resume work Igprm Boilermakejra' So- 1 mpiational Ijiff by th* Amalgamated

HBnUiers ballotted ugainsi terms by The foundry workers ballot. Unless a is recorded aguiiist resumed forthwith. 4th, 5.5 p.m.) metal workers begun, as a proof wages. toot yield, other will be invited to

|ni QQUBT. jOURNE, June 3. BRagigtrar has intittry of the Austrajjein.in consequence pnl to observe the $X> Powers in the fjf the Arbitration !§? union in any jribe terms of the nfttaerred.

■■HP*' DISPUTE. June 3. Rl|HHra|sbe Goal Tribunal a compulsory ■HHHprto discuss tho ■H£&|perence. o S p.m.) June 3. of the Austra-to-day. Powers), in his former internal feelings had °°w was a elethe workers their old obBrisbane interobjective the delegates Brisbane Confer* an abstract the real that the New 17?*®. won through result of Rsiug dodge by p. Tbe Labour had learnffljy.hit hardest, IHfedSght in the the nxwomen's Hffl|#snce ,ind Byyjghts with