DOMINION NEWS.
WATERSIDEES' GRIEVANCE.
By T«leeriph.—Pres? Association.
Timaru, Dec. 11.
The waterside workers ceased work this morning in consequence of the refusal of the Railway Union of Workers to amalgamate.' A disputes committee is now sitting. Meanwhile work is held up. The Te Anau is the only vessel in port. Later. As a result of conferences the watersiders have agreed to resume work at 1 p.m. A conference will be held later to discuss the dispute.
FREEZING WORKERS' DEMANDS
Wellington, Dee. 11,
In answer to the statement made by Mr. Niall in connection with the freezing dispute, it is pointed out by the owners that one conference with the' employees' representatives was held in October and at a later conference of freezing companies a committee was set up to meet the federation representatives. Mr. Niall, on behalf of the federation, declined this conference, as already reported in a previous press massage. In his statement Mr. Niall ignores the fact that the companies offered to submit the dispute to the Arbitration Court.
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Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1920, Page 8
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