DRIVERS' DISPUTE.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1519, 15 August 1912, Page 7

DRIVERS' DISPUTE.

JS?' C °f Uiatia J\ Council met yesterdnv peared argent for.the employee P " ye^ e rda U >" ,011 ".' d T ands "■ ™ e P«ed Mr. l>; Waugh, market gardener and nurseryman, Lower Hutt, a keel to ?i« exempted from -the M, b'nt to hij A « Hunter did not. agrw. . Mr. Mathieson, representing the bakers' section of. the-employees cited, asked that the Bakers'. Association. should be struck out. The conditions for drivers engaged l.y bakers ...were different from those un<er wmeh other drivers worked. He uniferstood that the men were willing to work under an awnrd for bakers only" Mr. Pryor thought that these matters ■rould be deterred-and heard.by the Arbi-l-ration Court to which the representatives of the drivers and the employers had )?reed to refer the case. As things stood H presoiit, there was no .need to wasie iime in discussing the varions phases of the dispute. The real position simply that both sides deired a Dominion' award. ' . I 31r. Hunter moved that the case be referred to the .Arbitration' Court for settle, rnent. He' remarked that: the principal none of contention was over the inclusive ■"■nd ezcluavo principle, the 47* hours' 'I'eek to inchido time occupied in attend- , Bnco-.oii Jiorscs, cleaning harness, wash-' ine.'vthieUs/ , and bookin; in tiine. •'. 'ite •.motiou was 'aja'ecd to, and tlw , matter is uo.v to be referred td the Court.