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THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER AUGUST - SEPTEMBER, 1972

NOTICE

Whilst some companies are interpreting the
62-hour work day for Fallers in a proper man-

ner, others are-not. The Coast Negotiating Com-

mittee of the |.W.A. wishes to inform all Fallers
that the union position is: |

“That the Fallers’ 6’2-hour work day com-

mences when the Fallers start any work
directly related to Falling & Bucking after
leaving the marshalling point. This will in-
clude walking and packing of tools or equip-
ment into or out of the work site.

“The Fallers’ work day ends when all work
directly related to Falling & Bucking is com-
pleted and the Fallers are available for
transportation back to the marshalling
point. The 6’4-hour work day does not in-
clude the lunch period. All moving time from
quarter to quarter is part of the 6’2-hour
work day.”

: Issued by the Coast Negotiating Committee,

a IWA Regional Council No. 1

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