FREEZING TRADE
NEW CONDITIONS * ENFORCED
(Per Press Association — t opyright.)
’November 7
The new terms and conditions were enforced at Canterbury freezing works today, and, as a result, . no union men, except firemen and greasers, accepted work this morning at the New Zealand Refrigerating ■ Company's works at. Islington. No call was made f 01 ’ free labour. *
Work was yarned on as usual at 'Borthwiok and Son s, and at the Canterbury Frozen Meat Work*, 'both at Belfast.
'ifi'e majority of men at these two places are permanent hands, and little killing! -.wus, parried out. One-, hundred men are involved at Islington.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1932, Page 6
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101FREEZING TRADE Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1932, Page 6
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