CARPENTERS AND JOINERS

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 64, 12 September 1924, Page 11

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS

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' (BI TBLBQKAPH.-PRE33 ASaO CUIIOS ) The I*' llfch -September.tern* a nd . monumental ye J»^_ pom ed representatives, and the appoiX Mr Dickson, for the employers, agreed that it was.in the interests of a I pStTes to have representatives appointed P Mr. Bloodworth said he had been in correspondence with the employers for the Jast nine months, and had notified them on 22nd August of.the position , *g Honour: "Well, to tell you the tinth, I have not much sympathy for the employers. They w ere cas^al ° over matter the last time.we were here If tlhey have come to their senses in a belated fashion it is a matter for congratulation." Mr. Dickson said the position was a delay™ 6' Probably reused a Mr;; Bloodworlh said his side of the committee had met several times in the absence of tho employers, and had framed certain recommendations. Ills Honour said the" Court was quite sulishoil. Mr. Blood worth had lieen trviiig to push. Urn matter on, but he indicated that it wns not much use'submit--ting fantastic suggestions. Mr. Bloodworth : "Wo don't propose ; to come along with anything fantastic." His Honour: "I might have been reiemng to the other, side."A He added tint tho Court was ,ot attempting anything involving too big ;i , departure from the old award, arid was 'feeling its way.carefully lor tho. present. I 'I'lip inw.ller is l.v |„. inciili.jiH-d a^iiiii ,on Monday, before, which it i? hoped n ' wiACevßtirn Uuvuvii n» c r3U -vi w .....jjj v