CONCILIATION CASES.
Cbt TEi.EouAi-n—riins? association.) AuoMarKl, April G. The Conciliation Commissioners "met today to consider the builders' ,<i contractors', and general labourers' dispute, Over three hundred employers were cited,.;only seventyfive ot this number boing members of the Builders' Association. . . Tho>,|O>np!oYers objected to tho wide scope- of the citation and to what they considered tho, .excessive wasc demanded. y It was nßrco'l to submit„to tho A rbi 1 ration Court three quottioris—whetl-er the procedure of the urion in applying for .in .iw-ii'l to cover general lab Hirers .j's in uncord wilt the spiriv of tho Act;. v it is nocoseary to state tho parti,t!:iJ£;r. calling of the labourer ■. and whether jthg, proper time for fixing \'tn£es is not whpn/pn'award in connection with si 3i3v>.ito is Beinij inado.
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 477, 8 April 1909, Page 7
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126CONCILIATION CASES. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 477, 8 April 1909, Page 7
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