WATERSIDE DISPUTE.
"WORK AT LYTTELTOK. MEN'S DEMANDS CONCEDED. (By Tclcsxnph.—Press Association.} CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Work was resumed on the steamer Otnblin fit Lvtti'lton this mortiing, the employers conceding the men's demands for extra pay to cover standing-by time on Monday. DEADLOCK IN CIIRISTCIIUKCiI. (P>v Telegraph.—l'ress Association. , ) C'HRISTCTTURCH, Tuesday. Tn connection with the waterfront dispute, a meeting of the local disputes committee was called for this afternoon, but the men's representatives declined to sit on the committee, and no meeting could be held. Mr. J. Flood, the watersiders' secretary, subsequently said that, as the employers had refused to meet on the national disputes committee at Wellington to deal with several matters in dispute, it had been decided that the men's representatives would not act on local committees until such time as the national disputes committee met.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 83, 8 April 1925, Page 8
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135WATERSIDE DISPUTE. Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 83, 8 April 1925, Page 8
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