Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Employers on the one hand and the National Federation of Building Trades Operatives on the other hand on the subject of the rates of wages and conditions of employment of the various classes of workpeople employed in the building ...
... Employers on the one hand and the National Federation of Building Trades Operatives on the other hand on the subject of the rates of wages and conditions of employment of the various classes of workpeople employed in the building ...
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... employers and operatives attended , the respective cases being presented by Mr. W. H. Nicholls ( Chairman ) on behalf of the National Allied Building Trades Employers , and by Mr. T. Barron ( President ) and Mr. R. Coppock ( Secretary ) ...
... employers and operatives attended , the respective cases being presented by Mr. W. H. Nicholls ( Chairman ) on behalf of the National Allied Building Trades Employers , and by Mr. T. Barron ( President ) and Mr. R. Coppock ( Secretary ) ...
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Tilers , and the Scottish Employers and these together formed the body known as the National Allied Building Trades Employers . Up to 1918 , the operatives were organised in unions according ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Tilers , and the Scottish Employers and these together formed the body known as the National Allied Building Trades Employers . Up to 1918 , the operatives were organised in unions according ...
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... employers put forward a proposal for a further reduction of wages of 20 per cent . , and an extension of the working week , the hourly rate in operation was below what a strict adherence to the scale fluctuations would have pro- vided ...
... employers put forward a proposal for a further reduction of wages of 20 per cent . , and an extension of the working week , the hourly rate in operation was below what a strict adherence to the scale fluctuations would have pro- vided ...
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... Employers and Operatives in any town or area from maintaining by mutual consent the 44 ( forty - four ) hours week throughout the year . " These Awards were duly incorporated in the constitution of the National Wages and Conditions ...
... Employers and Operatives in any town or area from maintaining by mutual consent the 44 ( forty - four ) hours week throughout the year . " These Awards were duly incorporated in the constitution of the National Wages and Conditions ...
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