TALLY CLERKS' DISPUTE.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2010, 18 March 1914, Page 7

TALLY CLERKS' DISPUTE.

NO AGKEfiMEiYr REACHED. Yesterday morning (:ho Cosiciliittion Council, sftt up'to donl with the \Vel-JlMg-toii. ta|ly dorks' dispute, mot iii tho oflico of tho Conciliation Commissioner tflr. P. 11 iilly). Tim assessors for tho employers wore: Messrs. AY. A. Krai' iiedy, N. Galbrsith, and W. B. Fufo, while, tlw employees' assessors \ro*e; Messrs* A. Espie, E. V. Jfotard, Mid G. ..Forsyth. . _ flic dumaids &f the anion were p«bli?]>*d in tlaima-ry, and tho dispirto ciime ucfero the Conoiliation Council on Febittnfy Iβ, wJieii, after a lengthy sitting, no_ ep-eeraent was roa«liod. The' Cojtimissiojier then adjoviriied tho sitting to give the parties aB apjMi'tnnity to "confer privately, awl j-ostsrday morttittg tli© council vntz caHcd iagctiier'ngain,' .Sir. W. Pcyor (agent for the flni-■jjleym-s) stated at the mitsrt that so far as tho rftjwcssjitativos af the efti)3io,yers wero concerned tky desired tlie inatisr should go to tho CovU, as tkoy intended to aslc t& Cknrt to btafco n : o tiwhi'd. . ? Ht. R. A. Simpson (agent for tho union) said lie utulers l **.! T.nat at a prifatfi «mifcrence evcrything JwuJ been agreed to but tljo question, of pfefweiMii. Mr. Kennedy explained that, an Bicnt to irhith on? nsscssor hftsl faxn party was inaclo Ois the 'distinct im*- • dtirsfertdiifj! - that it was- without prejiidke to flic other aßSossors. As thoro wits, no possibility of the parties. coating to &\\ agroetitwit o« tlio_ mattera in disjiiito, tlio council's BittHijr was a hricf one. Tlio rlishuts , "vviil jww bo rcfen-fld to the Court of Arbitration.