INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS
ARBITRATION PROPOSALS. ATTITUDE OF AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS MEIN. Bv Telegraph—Presr. Assn.—Copyright SYDNEY, March 18. Tho Conference of Chambers of Commerce passed a resolution in favour of holding a conference with representatives of other organisations, including Labour, to discuss Mr Braddon’s arbitration proposals. A further resolution urges the Commonwealth Government to call a convention of employers and employees to amend the Arbitration Act by appointing assessors with expert knowledge of the industry affected by the dispute, to co-operate with tho judge adjudicating upon it, and requiring both parties to an award to deposit bonds to ensure its observance. Tho conference also resolved to call upon tho Federal Government to decontrol the sugar industry and to remove all export prohibition.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10542, 19 March 1920, Page 6
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