, Union Officials Criticised “The last two court days have j shown that the Labour Department l is pin-pricked by certain union | officials,” said Mr T. Cunningham. 1 counsel for four men charged in the Masterton Magistrate’s Court by the | inspector of awards for failing to become members of the New Zealand Workers’ Union. The charges related to the employment of the men in harvesting. “These pin-pricks result in the men losing time.” He protested against the truculent attitude of union officials. “At best,” he said, “they I are trouble-maker*.”
Uy special arrangcrnnits Beuier’s World service, in addition to other special sources of inioimatlon, is used in the touijjiiaiiou rtT the overseas intelligence published in mis issue, and all rights therein in Australia and New Zealand are reserved, of me cable news in this issue as is so headed Das appeared In the Tunes and is r*o sent to ths paper by special perinis»ion. I* should be understood tuat the opinion is not that of the Time* uuless it U expressly stated to be so.
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Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21372, 17 March 1941, Page 4
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