DANGER TO COMMUNITY

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 80, 30 June 1928, Page 5

DANGER TO COMMUNITY

union tactics. ***!". SPEAKS to. n-;aoc ■ ■ f-> WATERSIDERS CONDEMNED. n9fe:X ’ * -iftjhi- . • •** v ./ United Press Assn. —By Electric , M - Telegraph Copyright. (Received 9.45 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day, Judge Beeby, giving judgment up-

on a claim by the waterside workers for a new award, declared the Union officials had fomented strife on the waterfront, even more than the men themselves. The Union’s policy was a danger to the community, and unfortunately the employers had 1 ' gradually yielded to conditions ffhpo’Sed by the mens federation, and the position on the waterfroht had become more difficult. Judge seeby'refused unconditional preference, 'arid provided penalties for bredeh.es of the award .which would enable employers to come to Court instead of yielding so frequently to Jfpion pressure.—Australian Press Assn. * ■