THE SLAUGHTERMEN.
The decide" e|- the Arbitration Court on the question of the registration of the NVnliauranga Slaughtermen's TJn-> ion, whir-ii we are enabled to publish this n" 1 "inp;, is clear and concise. Tt ea" 1--M-.. no dnn in th°- minds of the mililic that the first consideration of the Court is J ~ a full recognition of the spirit.as well, as the letter of the Act. The Wellington
Slaughtermen's Union had undoubtedly eudoavoared u; ciHUu.vciit tho law and prevent, the registration of a perfectly legitimate body of workers. The Registrar read the Act in .its literal sense, and gave his verdict in favour of a Union which exists chiefly in name. The Court has reversed the decision of tho Registrar..' In doing so, .it has materially assisted in straightening out the paths of arbitration. It has not, however, removed the anomalir-s which render the Act aimoiVt a dead letter.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 18 March 1913, Page 4
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150THE SLAUGHTERMEN. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 18 March 1913, Page 4
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