INDUSTRIAL CASE.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 647, 26 October 1909, Page 6

INDUSTRIAL CASE.

://:'' : ;';TBE;%[RN)TjiEE : TRADE;i ■■. ':\ !- ' lit' the Court:, yesterday: fore -Dr. -.';M , ATfaiur the f.-WeUington United /Furniture Trade.' Industrial_.Union of .; Workers -.', proceeded,, against. , William Hoyland'-and; Co;;/ Bhop-fitters -~ and ...show-, case makers, -to- /recover as penalty for / alleged,; breaches ,of the. furniture .trade-, award, .'iri" that the 'defendants / employed: Llewellyn Deslarides as an' apprentice without having had him properly -indentured: as re-. quire'drbj, the award, arid also,claiming aj a penalty for -employing . Harry, Anslow , at cabinet work and paving him only two poundshour as • provided. in; the award. Mr. Fitzgibbon appeared for.- the plaintiff ; union, and Mr. Herdman for the defendant. ,• . ;■- ,'The question 'at =.issue. was whether snop-, fittirig-and'cabinetmaking 'should; come under the furniture-trades award 'or .the carpenters and: joiners': awards or:whether it. should be : considered.'a .separate trade. . ■'■ "■ ■ '■' 'Cabinetmakers; employees and employers, .saifl that it:waS','certainly abranch of, the furniture trade. :On the Mother : hand, a number ;,of em'ployors and .contractors' and; others, aUd mem : hers'of-the'.Carpenters';-aid'Joiners- Union, de-: claredit to be", a branch of their trade., i,, '/Judgment'wks reserved/until Friday,--;- ,!:.,