The serious conflict between the Shops and Offices Act and the award in the butchering trade'was referred to by Mr. Grosvenor at the Arbitration Court to-day. fie pointed out that, the award covering butchers' shop-as-sistants, the terms of Which were agreed to by the parties interested, provides for wages for a week of 56 hours, whereas the Shops and Offices Act, Without affecting tbe wagea, provides for a week of only 52 hours, .and a clause previously inserted, making the Act suV ject to an award, had been- deleted. Mr. Grosvenor characterised such interference by the legislature as fa—lultoua. » I The best p_k-_e-up, 43m baas taida
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 81, 5 April 1911, Page 6
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