HOPEFUL OUTLOOK FOR WANGANELLA CASE
WELLINGTON, May 10. Biscussions • between the national council of the New Zealand 'Federation of Labour- and deputies of the seven unions concerned in the Wanganella dispute are authoritatively described as constrnctive and valuable, and there are more hopeful signs of a move for settlement from tlie union side. Yesterday when the discussions concluded the unions continued stating their case to the federation council, and ; the representatyves left with the intention of reporting, probably on Monday to a full committee of the unions concerned. It is r. expected that the federation executive will now ask for a conferenco with the unions, and this may be held on Monday afternoon. There is said to be a chance that the unions will ask the federation to intervene, and may be prepared for resumed consultations with the employerS.
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Chronicle (Levin), 12 May 1947, Page 7
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