TRADE UNION LAW.
BAILWAYMEN OPPOSE CHANGE. (ar cms—mil Aisoaxiiojr—coraioßT.) (AVSTIALUH OtO lU. CUU USOCUTIOI.) LONDON, February 18. At a conference of railwayman's district councils a resolution was passed demanding that the national political and industrial movements oppose the legislation, indicated in the King's Speech, for interfering with the Trades Disputes Act and restricting the functions of trades unions. It was also resolved to insist on the, unconditional restoration of a guaranteed week and to arrange a conference in order to unite three railway unions into one organisation. i
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18926, 15 February 1927, Page 9
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