ARBITRATION COURT INTERPRETS AWARD FOR PAINTERS.
Per Pres* Association. WELLINGTON, June 22. The Arbitration Court yesterday gave judgment in an application for an interpetation of a clause in the Dominion Painters Award. A firm of wholesale grocers in Auckland employed a man and two youths in painting work and renovating after a fire, paying less than the award rates of wages. The Court considered that the firm was a subsequent party to the award and bound by the provisions, the work being done on the firm’s premises and undertaken in order to enable it to carry on business therein, that is for indirect pecuniary gain,
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18188, 22 June 1927, Page 9
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