OIL EMPLOYEES
DISPUTE ADJOURNED. (By Tek^Tapli.—Press Association.) # WELLINGTON, Friday.' The Conciliation Council to-day heard further argument in the dispute concerning the hours of work and wages of storemen and packers in oil stores. The employers asked that a local award be made, but the employees sought a Dominion award. Agreement was not reached, two points remaining unsettled. The employers' representatives refused the continuance of an annual week's holiday and the bringing'of casual workers' rate of pay above 1/9 an hour. An adjournment was made to April ••27. ' 7 . . . .
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 83, 8 April 1933, Page 11
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