N.Z. BRICKLAYERS
NEW AWARD. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association.) WELtLINGTOX May 29. Alter two days’ discussion in the Conciliation Council by representatives of the Master Buiiddrs and contractors and the employees of the Dominion engaged in the bricklaying trade, a complete agreement was readied. The new award, which will operate for a term of two years from a date to he delivered by the Court cl Arbitration, brings wages up- to tlie Arbitration Court’s rate for this class of work, namely 2/4* per hour. r lhc working hours remain much the same as in the previous award, and the other conditions are on the lines of other building trades. Considerable argument took place m to the host means that could he useo to prevent an illicit method of P’O'" work that has been in vogue for some time in connect i m with the laying ol bricks. According to tho terms ol tb" new agreement, this method of working is prohibited, and il persisted in the parties have arranged to review this clause during the term of the award should tho course be found necessary.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1929, Page 1
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