Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... decisions should be regulated only by that Scale . The Award as to hours contained the following Clause : - That the present rule whereby 41 ( forty - one and a half ) hours per week are worked during December and January be rescinded ...
... decisions should be regulated only by that Scale . The Award as to hours contained the following Clause : - That the present rule whereby 41 ( forty - one and a half ) hours per week are worked during December and January be rescinded ...
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... decision was reached , and the North Western Regional Joint Council thereupon decided that the Regional Grading Commission should take local evidence on the question of grading the Liverpool district for wage purposes before the 1st May ...
... decision was reached , and the North Western Regional Joint Council thereupon decided that the Regional Grading Commission should take local evidence on the question of grading the Liverpool district for wage purposes before the 1st May ...
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... decision . On 26th May , 1924 , the Liverpool operatives stated that they would not accept the decision of the National Wages and Conditions Council , and that unless the Liverpool employers entered into a separate agreement their ...
... decision . On 26th May , 1924 , the Liverpool operatives stated that they would not accept the decision of the National Wages and Conditions Council , and that unless the Liverpool employers entered into a separate agreement their ...
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... deciding on rejection . The announcement was seen also by the Liverpool Employers Association who re- garded it as evidence of the fact that a settlement had been effected , leaving Liverpool once more to look after its own affairs The ...
... deciding on rejection . The announcement was seen also by the Liverpool Employers Association who re- garded it as evidence of the fact that a settlement had been effected , leaving Liverpool once more to look after its own affairs The ...
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... decision due , as was stated by one of the witnesses , to the simple fact that by this means only was it thought possible to compel Liverpool to come into line with other parts of the country . This decision was embodied in the ...
... decision due , as was stated by one of the witnesses , to the simple fact that by this means only was it thought possible to compel Liverpool to come into line with other parts of the country . This decision was embodied in the ...
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