TRAMWAYS DISPUTE: NO AGREEMENT.
PARTIES GO TO COURT. On the resumption of the Conciliation Court in the dispute Otago Tramways Union v. Dunedin City Corporation, it was quickly evident that no settlement was possible, and the matter was referred to the Arbitration Court. This means that in court each party will seek to obtain its original demands—the employers the terms of the present award, and the men the demands published at the beginning of the report on another page, Is increase a day all round. The Conciliation Commissioner (Mr Triggs) expressed the opinion that the employers’ representatives had met the union most fairly, and he only hoped the latter would not be sorry when they got their; award* ■
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Evening Star, Issue 15892, 26 August 1915, Page 10
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