PRINTERS' CLAIM FOR FIVEDAYWEEK
-Press Association
.» — CASfe REFERRED TO TRIBUNAL
By Telegrayh-
WELLINGTON, May 4. The Government has. interyenedi in the dispute b.etweeit the Typngraphical Union and- Newspaper Proprietors' Association following S sfeopwork meeting yesterday among members of the urpon employed in Wellington, Auckland) and Dunedin evening newspapers. to discuss the union's claims for a* five-day week.. The Acting-Minister of Labour (»Mf. O'Brien) sta,ted last evening tfhat the dispute had been before the Co'nciliation Council, but had not been finalised. The meeting yesterday was to hear a repoi't from the Uni.on's- representat-ives: at a meeting of the Conciliation Council. He had decided to appoint a tribunal under the S.trike- and Lookout Emergency Regulations to. deal with the dispute,.
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Chronicle (Levin), 4 May 1946, Page 4
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