P. AND T. OFFICERS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 2499, 14 June 1920, Page 6

P. AND T. OFFICERS.

: AN OA.MARC R ESOl.r UON. 1 Electric Teleirrnnh—Press Association Oanuiru, This Day. , At a large meeting ol the Post and j'ldegrnpli tlliieer.s’ Association on I Saturday riigght the following ncsolul,on wa . unanimously carried.— "dim I tins branch of the Post and I elegi, i j ill Officers' Association muiniiii usly .support- the content ion of Ihe Confei .'iKx*, that the salaries of I lie ollieers should reee ve an immediato review, independent of anv Railw.iv i'rihiina.l. which liiav possiiblv lasq | indefinitely, and that, the branch j -upporl.s the Conference in any mj 1 1<hi they decide upon DECISION OF DIRECT ACTION’. Wellington, This Day. A'n iin port ant decision was arrived at hv the Conference of the acw Zealand Post and Telegraph Officers' Association this morning, when a motion was passed to amend the eon si ii union of the Association to n'low ol direct action lx-ing taken in times oi ;i crisis. I his proposed amcruiti,<• iil. ol the constitution will lx* ic)»'rred lo in the ordinary cour.se to the ineiiiliership of the Association for confirmation by a. postal ballot. Should the memhers «-oiiEirm the now const i- I tut.ion, the question of lliexlnking of direct action at a,ay given time, will Ist.i 11 he dependent upon the will of the members a.s a whole, and will not he ordered cither bv the Conference or flic Executive on their own initiative file point being decided hv a special ballot .