PRINTING INDUSTRY
SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE PREFERENCE CLAUSE REFERRED TO COURT (By Telegraph—Press Association) WELLINGTON, This Day. In connection with the agreement in the printing industry dispute, the only matter referred to the Arbitration Court was the preference clause. Wages were fixed at the rates for the two classifications ruling before the reduction in 1931, the only increase being that promised by the employers in June in certain classes of stereotypers and rotary machinists. Working hours for persons employed in stationery manufacturing will be regulated according to the agreement in the prihting dispute, by the provisions generally applying to commercial printing. The only special provision for this section of the industry is that the limitation of the total added time at ordinary rates to 40 hours per annum does not apply.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 5 October 1936, Page 4
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