COOKS' AND STEWARDS PAY
The hearing was concluded yester&vr' afternoon, before the Conciliation Council^! of the industrial dispute between the Netrl Zealand Federated Cooks and Stewards^! Union, and the shipping companies operating in the coastal services of the Do* minion. ! *
.Claims .wer.e made -on .behalf-.\b£ !-^b*s workers' union for an increase bn.the'pre^ Eeht'rate of wages; and other changes in! the existing' working conditions' of i;th# men. The employers filed claims request*!. ing.;\a decrease of the existing award.; rates, and a number of.modificationß ■ of the; clauses governing the conditions og the present agreement. -/i The workers', representatives -weri Messrs. E. Kennedy, W. Fox, P. Roeer^ W. Buckley, W. Grant, and W. WalshS The employers were represented by Cap 4 tain S. Holm and Messrs. A.'E.-Hddgei!^ McLeay, S. Goudie, W. Rogers, and T. , OJ Bishop. "..'•.. .:-•/) The parties: were unable, to agree upoi | any clause relating to wages or rates. Tha litems agreed upon were for,the most put on the.-linesi-pf: the present award. : ,Th« disputed items; will :be vfotwarded. to' th« Arbitration Court, and will probably b« dealt with at the Court's next Bessioh-iy Wellington. . ■■■■ . .. :■:.'■>&■
Rev. J. R. Blariohard returned^! Wellington to-day after- a-brief holid»!y;at' Otaki Beach, and will .occupy the pulpit at St. John's; Church,* WflHs Btreet - at' both services;itp;morr3TSr.^ ' . T ~*: : Jjondon's ;trau«B!are capable ofj travelling asifast; asSjtf? aieam erareg* train: The tehprtVrnns between 1 Mationii are one of the. reasons'that'prevent tiik. ;-
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 31, 6 February 1932, Page 5
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