THE PRICE OF LABOUR.
MINOR STRIKES.
United P«" A.3Ociatioa~By Electric MELBOURNE, October 29 The plasterers' strike continues, ami a large number of TOeu , im affected. It is reported that twentyhvo masters are paying tho demanded by tho mem Tho hoys who sweep tho city streets have struck. They demand an increase of sixpence a day. As a result of the recent strike of rifle rango markers, tho Minister of Defence has issued a regulation that no member of the naval or military forces shall be required to do work or act in tho place of civilians, who have refused to work because of «-v dispute about wages, hours, or conditions of labour, until the matter has been re _ ferred to tho Minister, and his consent to do such work obtained.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13877, 31 October 1910, Page 7
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