THE ARBITRATION ACT.
QUESTION OF AIDING AND ABETTING. . (BV TELECEiI'n—rr.KES ASSOCIATION.) ri ( Dunedin, May 15. 'At the meeting of the Otago Employers' Association to-dayj a telegi'am was received from tho secretary of tho Advisory Board'of the Employors' Federation' in Wellington, suggesting that as the Minister, for Labour had Undertaken to bring in amending legislation for the purpose of preventing tho aiding and abotting of strikes, the Federation should refrain from making a test case iu tho meantime. After a full discussion, the following resolution was carried and will bo forwarded to tho Federation That
tho Minister's assurance be 'accepted, and that tho Federation refrain from taking tho proposed proceedings, on tho understanding that in tho event of adequate legislation not being passed, and another strike occurring, tho. Government will take proceedings to test tho existing law against men taking part in such strikes, and Unions or individuals contributing money to enable them to carry 'on strikes, or for the relieving of thoir families."
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 199, 16 May 1908, Page 5
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163THE ARBITRATION ACT. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 199, 16 May 1908, Page 5
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