AMICABLE SPIRIT
Settlement of Dispute
TRU E CONCILI ATI ON* COMMISSIONER'S TASK NEW SAWMILLS’ AWARDS (Par Pi ess Association). Christchurch, Aug. 31. “'Fills lias been quite tlie easiest task 1 have liad during my term ill this position,’’ remarked the Conciliation Commissioner, Mr. Ritchie, nt the conclusion ot' the hearing of tlie Canterbury timberyards, sawmills, and coalyards employees' industrial dispute in the Conciliation Council this morning. A complete agreement was readied during (he morning, and an application will be made immediately for recognition of the agreement ns an ana r I. After a number of conferences between (lie employers and employees, only a small number of differences remained to be setiled by tlie Council. By arrangement the employees did not file any counter-claims to the demands of the employers. Mr. M. Flannery, one of the employees’ asseso'.'s, thanked the Commissioner for his efforts to bring about a settlement, and the employers’ assessors for the very conciliatory spirit in which they had approached the dispute.
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Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3795, 12 August 1932, Page 7
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