CR McCR AE NOT SATISFIED WITH TRAMWAY DECISION
The possibility of the City Council lodging an appeal against the decision given by the Conciliation Commissioner (Mr A. B. Bigg) in the dispute between the Transport Committee and the -Tramways .Union is to be considered. The commissioner’s decision, which was published in the ‘ Star ’ yesterday, was in favour of the union. ‘‘The question of appealing to the Arbitration Court is a matter for the Transport Committee and the City .Council to decide,” said Cr McCrae. He added that he did not know when the decision would be made.
“ The jioint on which the commissioner has given a decision is" one which the department never questioned,” Cr 'McCrae added, . “ and we never suggested that we could change a man’s rostered day off. We contended, however, that 'we had a right to change the roster when duo notice had been given.” 1
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Evening Star, Issue 26138, 27 June 1947, Page 4
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149CR McCRAE NOT SATISFIED WITH TRAMWAY DECISION Evening Star, Issue 26138, 27 June 1947, Page 4
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