DISPUTE IN THE TAILORING TRADE.
[Br telegraph,-press association.] Wej.mnuton, Saturday. TriE master tailors have decided, before any further discussion of the log proposed by the Tailors Union, that the Union should be requested to excise from the log the following stipulations: (1) That Union men have pre-emptive right to employment J (2) that only one day's wageman and one apprentice bo employed in any shop and that the minimum weekly wage be £3. This resolution is to be submitted to a meeting of Union representatives, bat it is expected the Conciliation Board will be left to deal with the question.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10408, 5 April 1897, Page 5
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