RESTAURANT WORKERS
HOURS AND WAGES CASE FOR ARBITRATION (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, last night. The hearing of the Dominion restaurant ami tearoom workers’ dispute was continued by the Conciliation Council in committee in "Wellington to-day.
Hours of work wore discussed at length, but no agreement was reached and it. was decided to refer the cpiestions of hours and wages to the Arbitration Court.
The rating of kitchens was discussed, but no settlement was reached The hearing continues to-morrow.
present prices, to be used in fixing the value of stock. As prices are high at present, this would place holders of stock and chattel securities in more favourable positions than the land mortgagee. It would also result in the tanner having to find a greater amount of working capital. This he may find it difficult to obtain, as he lias no equity in his land to offer as collateral security. It appears there is no provision in the bill ior any equity for the farmer. Unless more liberal provision is made than appears to be contemplated in t-ho bill, a single unfortunate year ni(vy put- a farmer out of his farm.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19122, 17 September 1936, Page 12
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