ARBITRATION COURT.
AUCKLAND HOTEL WOHKEKS.
15v Telegraph—Press Association. Auckland, yesterday
Ail agreement on nil i>uL out; of the points at issue between the Hotel and Restaurant Workers' I nimi (oltl union) Mild the Licensed Hold Workers' Uniou (new union) on the one hand ;uul tlie Licensed Victuallers' Association on tin; other has been nrrived at. The new union lias been swamped my members of the old union, who recently threw out tin. strike-breaking executive and installed ollieers who rc|iudialed on legal mounds the agreement made witli
employers in December, and co-operat-ed with the old union in applying to the Arbitration Court for an award. The employers accepted the position with a jtood !;racc, and a conference was held with Ihe result stated. The Arbitration Court were informed to-day that the only point now in dispute related to a six-day week.
Mr. .lustice Slriujrer addressed the court, and said he intended taking the amendment, to the Shops and Otlices Act as mandatory, and iutrodueinj; n sixday week into all future awards relating to the hotel and restaurant worker.". This Hears the way for a linal settlement 'it the whole dispute.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 261, 2 April 1914, Page 4
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189ARBITRATION COURT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 261, 2 April 1914, Page 4
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