BREWERY DRIVERS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 20000, 16 July 1920, Page 7

BREWERY DRIVERS.

—> HEW AGREEMENT REACHED i m of toe Conciliation Council was nela to-day under the presidency oi the Cumm.ssioner Mr W. H. nagger, iu connection ", -.r i “ ls,)u *° lilt-'d between the Brewery I n K , ■ a9ers ' Employees’ Union and various Canterbury breweries, regarding tho wages md conditions ol employment of drivers and stable hands. The following were the employers assessors! Messrs G'. ffickmott, L. J. cloman and A. S. Duncan. The n-inn was represented by Messrs R. w' talker, C, Barker and T. Broaly, An agreement bad been previously reached the lollotnng being the new weekly wages—Horse drivers, £3 15s; meter drivers" 4 '* Wlth Us "d- Overtime rale to m, time and a Jialf on basic wage for m-st three hours, and double tiino afterwards. Sunday work, double rates Stable work and attendance:—la Cd an hour; anv excess beyond eight hours daily to be paid for at time and a halt rates. Youths Is mi hour. Stables with more than thirteen horses to keep a man" to mix the feed. Casual employees to he paid a minimum of wLmus™ dai!y ' Ul ' ls 9d an 1100T ’ Phis| kho week's work to bo forty-eight hours 1 Urn agreement, is to come- Mo force as ' from Only I and to migrate throughout tho whole Canterbury industrial district, and to exist for two jmm. i 1 ' ;