THE RAILWAY SERVANTS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 126, 21 February 1919, Page 4

THE RAILWAY SERVANTS

ASB.S. DELEGATES MEET THE MINISTER. (Representatives of thd Amalgamated Socety of Railway Servantsinteryiewedthe Minister of Railways (Hon. .H. Hervies) yesterday, and placed before 'him the request of their organisation tor increased pay aid improved conditions. The Minister 6tated subsequently that he had now heard the view, of each of the three large groups of railway workers. He had still to receive the representations of the higher officers, who wished to place their claims before hun. Then his officers would proceed with the preparation of the new schedule, which he expected would be .ready before the end of March. , r - ■ l The now schcdul©, added the Minister, would be submitted to the railway workers' organisations for their considers,tion sis soon- at it was rwdj. In its final form it would go before Parliament. - -

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