TRUCKING TROUBLE.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17809, 7 July 1923, Page 19

TRUCKING TROUBLE.

I PAPAROA MINE IDLE. 1' TO "THS phbss.") It GUBYMOUTH, July 6. sSfe trouble between the management Itbe Paparoa mine and the Aimers' Bttj which has resulted in a stopIpof work, arose from the following msion of the Arbitration Court's i&fortheVVestknd mining district: Kloiated places, i.e, when not more Ipwo, pairs of men are employed, pB shall do their own trucking, and Ifthe jig below. i'ox trucking mey P be o*ul 2d per ton tor every it;ox portion ot a chain alter tne cuiuu, anu lor running the jig ue,iiu per ton per chum or portion 'eaaia.'' I provision has been in operation ftlw award was made in irucemder, Laud has caused no previous aun- !%, but recently the men have depM that they bo not req« u . red *? E' ie im, and that truckers be put r'that purpose. Me , mauasedeciuieu to do this, and the men WMeU work. , , Ami j .dispute has now been re *f*™| feputos Committee, set up uudoi iims of the award, winch w»» '£> Wellington on Monday n»«--,-iittd provides that the dousum or iputes committee shall be hmil aim iig on bot:-. 3ides, 60 that it a a* :'« given by the comiwtjec> on it is expected that M\J*** »coept it, and work will do rei!: In ceasing work the men apparently committed a breach o*