OTAGO BRICKLAYERS' AWARD

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2191, 2 July 1914, Page 5

OTAGO BRICKLAYERS' AWARD

PARTIES BEFORK THE CONCILIATION COUNCIL. (?T Asstxiletioa;/ / _ Duncdin, June 30; .. fhe. Coivu'iiatloii Commissioner. Mr. Triggs, sat hoar the dispute Ijelweejl tlic- oth.g4. BFic'i{l'B;Vßr-.5. ! Tfiuon aiid a limit 300 builders and contractors. Tilo principal changes as compared with t)ii! oM ; fbx pa,vitodnt- at is. od. per li.i)ii'fr -.(intireasij of 3d.), and. certain alterations in the proiernneo and other clauses, The nuestiio.ii of a Dominion award was discussed, bvjt tlie eM[stav«i'3 J ' repr.6s«ii(:ltiyo.f S&i4 1 hai tlu'.y. wished to st and entirely liv themselves. T)ie following is the. result of the p ; (.oiße'fii. (!{!§;■-=& : The clauses relating to t!i« hours of vafk, wages, overtime, and lieUdays ■ fl;orfe reiWr«l -to tho'Arbitration Court., while tlie clause providing for fte reoftgnition of only' two classes :of labour (ioiirnnymeii and apprentices) , was agreed ic: the' classes .to -w'ajysis afitl' sttjffirban arid; council' worls srfcj®referred to- the and the propostfl fur «ao hour's notice of <lismis::il or inienfio,'.! to le'nve einplf vment was agnjxKl t-o f as also were thVckM'.sos de;»I----imj with suh-con:raets and piecework. The preference c'k'use was rofered to Court. •

The fellowing n>fes fo.f ■apprentices, were 'agreed t<v—First- .wr. 10s. to' sveok: dcßonci year, ISs-. .;■' .tljirtl yfic*, -iSlj •fourth vt-ar, £1 10s-; fif th year, £.2. The prop.Ti tio-,i of apprentices- to .he one !o every three journeymen,'- or fraction of threw. 1 •