STRIKE AT SOUTHDOWN AND WESTFIELD ENDS
(P.A.) Auckland, Feb. 24. The majority of mutton slaughtermen involved in an unofficial strike over wage increases at Southdown and Westfield Freezing Works returned to work this morning. The men had previously decided to return to work unconditionally at award rates of pay. The strike began on February 6 and was continued in opposition to the Auckland district executive of the Freezing Workers’ Union.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 25 February 1948, Page 5
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