ARBITRATION SYSTEM
TIFF. GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE. LAROR TO BE STRONGLY REPRESENTED. 'Pres* Association.' WELLINGTON. Feb. 10. The conference of representatives of labor organisations railed 'by the Alliance oi Labor and the Trades and Labor Federation, continued its sittings to-day. In addition to unions affiliated to the Alliance, several nnaffiliated unions and. organisations not registered under the Industrial Concialiation and Arbitration Act were represented at the conference, the total number of workers represented being estimated at. 107,000. The meeting .decided by an overwhelming ma jority to be represented at the conference which is being failed by the Government to consider the arbitration system, and the following were elected to represent, the Labor movement: Mess ;rs J. Roberts W. Bromlev. T. Bloodworth. F. R. Cook. R. Fulton, A. Parlnne. •). Tucker. W. Nash. A. Cook. .1. .T. Johns. R. Brooks. W. Herbert. W. ■T. Rogers. J. Thorn. F. Cornwall, O. Mcßriiie. H. Mon-all. J. Robinson. J. Cliurchhnuso. T. D. Byrne. R. temple. R. Kennedy. J. Pnrtell. FL C. Rovell. and A. Black.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10508, 11 February 1928, Page 9
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