TAILORESSES' AWARD.
Elizabeth 'Evans was , charged, with -a breach of the Tailorosses' award..in leaving her employ without giTing twenty-four hours', notice. Mr/'Le Cren said the employers h«d;.complaiMd that .leaving ■ withotit, notice Was.';a;::fr6(iu9iit .practice--of employees,- and the Department had been asked to "take action. Mr. Oathie (Cathie and Sons) explained that treat inconvenience waa caused by tho carelessness of the tailorcasos in this respect.. Respondent .admitted- the fact, and said, she was a member'of the ' Union The President said that as; the caso was tho first of the kind, a fine, of ss. only! would bo inflicted, but workers must recognise their obligations ; equally with employers. Mr Cathio .informed tho Court that his firm would'pay. tho fine.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 148, 17 March 1908, Page 9
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116TAILORESSES' AWARD. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 148, 17 March 1908, Page 9
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