LABOUR TROUBLES
BOILERMAKERS' LOCKOUT,
GETTING OUT OF CONTROL. By Telegraph—PreEs Association-Oopyrteht, London, November 13. Tho council of the Boilermakers' Society asks for a levy of Is. Cd. a week per membor' until the lockout is ended; also 10s., in four quarterly instalments, to meot emergencies. Several Clyde, iirms paid off their men yosterday. The men on the upper reaches are getting out of control. Reports of the Welsh riots are eajd to bo influencing; their action. WHARF LABOURERS. A COMPROMISE.. Melbourne, November M. TheThistlebrook Wharf Labourers' demand was for. an inorease to fivepence an hour, and one and tenpeuce halfpenny for overtime, starting from to-day. Negotiations resulted, in a compromise, the Steamship Owners' Federation conceding the rates cabled yesterday pending a conference at which the claims for increased wages for men working at all the ports in Australia will be submitted.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 974, 15 November 1910, Page 5
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141LABOUR TROUBLES Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 974, 15 November 1910, Page 5
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