CONCILIATION COUNCIL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 99, 28 April 1922, Page 2

CONCILIATION COUNCIL.

FRONT OF HOUSE EMPLOYEES. The Auckland Front of the House, (theatres, etc.) Employees' dlspote <&mk before the Conciliation Council this morning. Mr. P. Hally. Ooucilkrtlon Commissioner, presided, and the ussestaors were:-----3 For the employers: Messrs. R. T. Michaels. C. Edgares. and S. E. Wright, and for the union. Messrs. T. Greenhalgh, J. Watson. i and J. Purtell. A settlement was reached ou all points. The hours for caretakers • are to be mutually arranged, and tbe wages for the principal theatres shall not be less _■ than £.1 per week. When employed on - special work caretakers are to receive an addition of 12/6 per week. A bonus of 13/ per week is to be aiided untU the 1 court orders otherwise. Cleaners are to be ; paid as foUows:—Males, 1/6 per hour, and - females 1/ per hour. In addition there ii H a bonus of id and Jd respectively in each case. In continuous shows tne hours shall ' not exceed for ticket sellers 32 per week. and for ticket takers and ushers 36 per A week. The rate of wages for females " employed In these positions shall not be less It than 30/ per week, and where males are 7 employed In a similar capacity. £2 5/ per " week. Adult males are to receive a bonus __ of 13/. youths 6', females over 21 4/6. and ; under 21 4,a la night shows the hours* <■( ; work shall be 23 for ticket sellers, and from . 6.45 p.m. to the faU of tbe curtain for : other workers. The wages shall be ii"' . less than 4- per Ir. codec - 1 tion with nicht shows other than p^rmaneit - vaudeville rhe hours are to be 2$ for ticket 1 sellers, and escape door Bttemlanr* from f> 6.45 to the fail of the curtain. T"ie m;.-i _, are to be '• per performance. Prnvis... : ! was made for overtime and for cerrai'i ; holidays and the employment cf workc-s q on Sundays. Ihc term of the award is £■ r - i one year. —_________