Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... 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 industry ; And whereas no settlement has been arrived at and the National ...
... 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 industry ; And whereas no settlement has been arrived at and the National ...
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... Operatives . In addition , on the employers ' side , Mr. B. B. Moss presented the case of Liverpool , Mr. H. T. Holloway that of London and Mr. T. Ferguson that of Scotland , while Mr. A. G. Cameron also spoke on behalf of the Operatives ...
... Operatives . In addition , on the employers ' side , Mr. B. B. Moss presented the case of Liverpool , Mr. H. T. Holloway that of London and Mr. T. Ferguson that of Scotland , while Mr. A. G. Cameron also spoke on behalf of the Operatives ...
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... operatives were organised in unions according to their craft , but in February of that year , a number of these unions became federated into the National Federation of Building Trades Operatives . 5. These Federations , both of ...
... operatives were organised in unions according to their craft , but in February of that year , a number of these unions became federated into the National Federation of Building Trades Operatives . 5. These Federations , both of ...
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... operatives declined to accept these conditions and considerable difference of opinion thereupon arose as to the interpretation of the national agree- ment , the operatives asserting that the proposed alteration could not be made under ...
... operatives declined to accept these conditions and considerable difference of opinion thereupon arose as to the interpretation of the national agree- ment , the operatives asserting that the proposed alteration could not be made under ...
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... operatives organisations on 27th September , 1923 . 10. It is plain that the Awards were received with extreme disfavour by many of the operatives , who through the secretary- of their Federation in October , 1923 , gave due notice ...
... operatives organisations on 27th September , 1923 . 10. It is plain that the Awards were received with extreme disfavour by many of the operatives , who through the secretary- of their Federation in October , 1923 , gave due notice ...
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