ENGLISH DOCKERS' CLAIM
♦ OFFER OF COURT OF INQUIRY ACCEPTED. London, December 31. Tho Transport Workers' Union has accepted tho employers' oli'er of a Court of Inquiry for the investigation of tho doekers' claim for 16s. a' day as tho minimum wage. Tho Court will consist of threo employers, threo workers, and an independent chait-man. It is hoped thus to prevent a strike of 150,000 men. Sir B. S. Home, Minister of Labour, and also tho Parliamentary Committee of tho Trade Union Congress, have intervened in tho iron-moulders' strike, and hope to reach a settlement—Aus.-N.//. Cablo Assn. MARINE ENGINEERS' STRIKE Sydney, January 1. Tho engineers of tho Inga and the Ihumnta havo joined tho strikers.—Press Assn. BEER DECLARED "BLACK." Sydney, January 1. A mooting of brewery employees lias declared beer "black."—Press Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 83, 2 January 1920, Page 5
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131ENGLISH DOCKERS' CLAIM Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 83, 2 January 1920, Page 5
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