Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... 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 Allied Building Trades Employers have threatened to lock out the ...
... 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 Allied Building Trades Employers have threatened to lock out the ...
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... wages , hours of labour and other specified matters should , for the future , be determined on a national instead of a local basis , and a council called the National Wages and Con- ditions Council was set up representing the employers ...
... wages , hours of labour and other specified matters should , for the future , be determined on a national instead of a local basis , and a council called the National Wages and Con- ditions Council was set up representing the employers ...
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... wages then deter- mined were assumed to correspond to a cost of living of 170 per cent . over the pre - war cost of living , provisions being introduced for variation in the rates of wages by the Council at any statutory meeting . 8 ...
... wages then deter- mined were assumed to correspond to a cost of living of 170 per cent . over the pre - war cost of living , provisions being introduced for variation in the rates of wages by the Council at any statutory meeting . 8 ...
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... Wages and Conditions Council for the Building Industry , I beg to give notice , in accordance with the provisions of Rule 13 ( d ) , Section II , National Wages and Conditions Council Agreement , for the amendment of Rule 14 ( a ) ...
... Wages and Conditions Council for the Building Industry , I beg to give notice , in accordance with the provisions of Rule 13 ( d ) , Section II , National Wages and Conditions Council Agreement , for the amendment of Rule 14 ( a ) ...
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... wages of 2d . per hour . The effect of the second amendment relating to hours would have been to prevent the operation of the Award as to hours in respect of the essential condition that the standard working week for summer time should ...
... wages of 2d . per hour . The effect of the second amendment relating to hours would have been to prevent the operation of the Award as to hours in respect of the essential condition that the standard working week for summer time should ...
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