TIT FOR TAT.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 78, 6 September 1912, Page 5

TIT FOR TAT.

There was some little "musement at w the AVellington City Couueil last meeting, when the following resolution, forwarded by the secretary of the Tramway Employees' Union, was read: —"That the union pledges itself to stand loyally by the City Council and its officers in the event of any trouble arising among the clerical staff, and to do all in their power to carry on tho business of the city." Councillors remembered a similar resolution on the part of tho tramway clerical staff at the time of the tramway strike, when the union went out. Nevertheless, these tactics are idiotic. Tho workers must get together and be for each other. By the way, the tramway employees, like the carters audi drivers—both of which bodies approached the Federation^seem strangely thankless at this F.L. crisis.