SHIPBUILDING CRISIS.
MEN REJECT TERMS.
NEGOTIATIONS TO CONTINUE A. and N-Z.-Eeuter. LONDON. March 24.
The ballot of shipbuilding engineering workers resulted in 49.603 voting for acceptance of the employers' demands and 164,759 against. Tho result will probably be a lockout of all the unions in bulk.
A later, report states that the situation is more hopeful. The employers and the unions have agreed to resume negotiations on Monday and lockout notices will probably be withdrawn while negotiations proceed.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18050, 27 March 1922, Page 7
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