MILLERTON DEPUTE.
QUESTION OF TRUCKING. (U rated Pres? Association.) W£sfPQRT, 27. The dispute at the Millertoh mine is over. The question was whether miner*, ar© to be paid' for a shift for trockiiig (if thev have to do-any'trucking) in addition to their miners’ .wages. It is understood that the - contention of the company is that the miners are required under agreement to,.truck, a.certain distance, but; that the miners - refuses to do trucking at all .unless they are also paid for - the trucking... WESTPQRT,- Day., . In .reference -o the Alillertqn .di|j?jjto the management explains 'hat -miners are supposed to. truck,' if for 22 yards. U they have to gj? Wohd that distance they receive ‘'-he ance as provided tpr under the ment. The mfners now refuse. to trUC§ fiyer |h|ti' dis-ance unless they ,get.., tw full’eniil truckers’ rates.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 74, 28 March 1919, Page 5
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137MILLERTON DEPUTE. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 74, 28 March 1919, Page 5
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