FORMING THE NEW UNION.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1901, 8 November 1913, Page 7

FORMING THE NEW UNION.

INCREASNB ROLL. LETTER TO UNION BY STRIKER. Quito unmolested members of tlio new Watorside Workers' Union began work again yesterday morning, 'lhe numbor of workers was considerably swelled, as compared with the previous day. About twenty came in by train from stations along tho country lines, and over fifty others also enrolled. Tho applicants for membership also include some members of tho striking Waterside Workers'.' Union. Tho Lettor — Roady to Join. The following letter from a striker, which speaks for itself, cbnlitms the : opinion that many of the strikers are against tho action of the waterside executive in ordering "down tools." Tho letter reads:' "To the secretary of the new union formed under tho Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act. Kind Sir, —Please., will you inform me when or Where I can see you re above union. lam a waterside worker, but riot a Fedora noft by any means, only by being in tho minority. If you need any references about mo you can easily gat them. I will help you all I can to push it, or organise the union under the Arbitration Court Act-, and work under it as Boon as formed by registration to Labour Department." The full address and _ signature is given, and the toatior is iti the hands of tho secretary of tho new union.