INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES.
A COMMITTEE'S REMIT. Australian-N.Z. Cable Association. London, June 13. A further report of tha Whitely committee is definitely against compulsory suoitration on tha ground that neither employers nor employed desiro it. It is uot proved to bo a- successful method of avoiding strikes in war time and is less likely to be successful during peace. The report is also against the scheme of conciliation, which would compulsorily suspend a strike or lock-out pending iuquiry. The committee advocate the present machinery for voluntary conciliation setting up joint industrial councils, but consider there should be a means of holding an independent inquiry into circumstances of dispute, enabling an authoritive pronouncement on the merits. The committee also advocates a standing arbitration council, to which disputants could voluntarily refer disputes, Arbitrators might settle less important eases locally.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1918, Page 2
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135INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES. Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1918, Page 2
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