CIVIL SERVANTS AND THE ARBITRATION COURT.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir, Under the heading, " Grievances of Railway Servants," in your issue of the 31st ulfc., I notice that the branch of the, i Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants t have passed several resolutions expressing : dissatisfaction of their treatment. Probably they have many grievances. I know some station masters and clerks have to work 12 and. 14- hours per day. It is not-my intention, • however, to champion their cause in any way; but I certainly think the Premier should compel them to register as a union,,"" and bring their grievance? before the Arbitration Court-.' The Government would then get a taste of what it is like to harass private enterprise. Why should Civil servants . s be exempt from the privileges of the I am, etc., Make All Alikh. Hun%, April 1, 1905.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12238, 6 April 1903, Page 6
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