RAILWAYMEN’S GRIEVANCES.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3438, 18 March 1920, Page 3

RAILWAYMEN’S GRIEVANCES.

VVELLINGTON, Marcli 16. The executive of the A.S.R.b“. sat again today and reached certain ileeisions regarding the demand of the railwaymen for better conditions than are proposed in the report of the Railway Commission. 1:; was decid. ed upon a. coul':=C of action to be followed in the CVCHI. of the Crovel'nniont failing to lllillie the concessions considered by the railwayinen to be esSe]lflal, The first move to be made by the executive of the A.S.R.S. is to interview Mr Massey in his capacity as ;\.[inistel' of Rai.lway.<. Mr Massey will not be Sufiicicllily I‘L'(‘U'V'()l'€(l from his operation to roeeivc the deputation this week, and ‘the officers of the .-\.S.R.S. have illflicatéttl that they will :iw.'.iit his i'C(’o\'l‘l'_\' before pressing the matter. 7i‘llo‘:.Oiii(3Cl's of the locomotive men's o‘.'gtllliSLliiOll have I'ea<'.lie(]. a similar de<3.3sion. They wish to intel'\‘ie\\' H 1" ".\ia.ssey boforo taking fnrtlier action. and they will await until he is able ‘to see them. ;\;\' AUCKL.-\NI) Rl3S()l.l,TT.l'.ol\". ............. AUCKLAND, Mareili 16,. Tlin i'ullm\'ing motion was c:l:'l‘ied by the -Xuckl:ln<.l branch of the Railway Ofiie.el's’ Institute to-nirght:—— While lle:il'flig* with indignation of jntlgnient. of the R:.lilwa_\' Inquiry P:o}‘.l‘(l I‘<‘spl“vlin-,___r the clninis mnzle by C'lili*<‘l':-' for i:l:pl'o\'e<l _g-aluri«>s, lmms. ziml romlitions of I)lnpl<n_'.'niGnl. lliis l:l('(-‘.i'll‘.-g‘ €‘.\'])l'(‘.\‘.~‘f‘S its slrmlf;' (limppl'ovalot'n.ny p.',~li<'_V of strike or “go slow” as pl'ejll<liCi2Ll to the host intm'est:=. of all illl(‘ml)(‘l'-_; of the serv'('o. l'(‘Sllli'l'nLj‘ in imniense injunv to the whole Dominion. The inoeiing —'.<u r~:.).~<v<a‘<! :1 I'm'thm' resolution, dis--xpprcwing in detail of the recommemlations of the Bomcl I'(';;'dl'<liii_L' Cffiecrs’ claims.