EIGHT-HOUR DAY
ACTION BY LABOR, LONDON, April 14. Tho governing body of tho International Labor Office, discussed at Geneva the difficulties of securing the ratification of the Eight-Hour Day Convention, notably by Britain, France, and Germany. They an- i pointed a committee of nine members to I inquire into the best means of securing the ratification of the present proposals at the next session of the council. 'lt was also decided that the next International Labor Conference should be held in October, 1923, and that it. .should j last only one week, there being only one I 'question in tho agenda. The conference I I in 1924 is to be held in June. |
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Evening Star, Issue 18258, 24 April 1923, Page 5
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113EIGHT-HOUR DAY Evening Star, Issue 18258, 24 April 1923, Page 5
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