6 p.m. Vote Urged
“Flashlight” the official organ of the New Zealand Federated Hotel, Hospital, Restaurant and Related Trades Employees’ Industrial Association of Workers, in its latest issue says: “Vote for 6 o’clock closing and preserve your present working conditions.
“Your new award Is written round 6 o’clock closing.” The article also says (to members): “Do you want to preserve your present working conditions?
“If so. be consistent and in accordance with resolutions carried at meetings throughout the country vote for 6 p.m. closing." When the secretary of the Canterbury Hotel Workers’ Union (Mr L. N. Short) was questioned about this article in “Flashlight” he said:
“No directive whatsoever has been issued to our members on how to vote."
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Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31480, 21 September 1967, Page 1
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