B.C.

LUMBER WORK

ER July 19, 1951

Know Your Contract

DENVER C
TO FIGHT

Warning that wage earn
dangers in the present infla’

ONVENTION, OCT. 1-5
INFLATION MENACE

ers are confronted with grave
tion and ee cg
Officer issuing 1]

aoa a a gratifying experience during my recent trip through as sounded by the International
: “the Interior 3 to find an Li oem to peer tis wilcers of Local official call to the 15th Anual tue ion in ‘Den Toe .
workers of Interior Pale Lid ani Bel Pate td kn Ens. "the ber 1-5, More than 500 delegates are ® expect ed
increases negotiated ranged ass fiv oe 15 cents an hour, thus | to attend the convention, w int ¢ opens at 1:00 p.m., Mon-
egal a much more satisfactory scale. day, October 1, in the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
These resul may seem com-
rwonpince to, oe wbnion otiesals at debating with the empl Pee raer etfs eg meormatioual . Oftice ; ;
They phrasing of contract clauses in| “#™med: President, Al Hartung; 2nd
pactriace in der to make the'pontrect work |" “Under inflation, which is | Vice-President, John Hawkins,

as well as possible for the| now upon us, people and not | Secretary-Treasurer, Carl Winn.
where the IWA workers on the obs orporations are suffering. Suant er ie
oo ‘ Many ae ntaies reduced standard of living has ee
waded every wage earner’s ie
“ag commonsense that | household. i the same time; aes
eat memati job should} CPO CNT Ree

Re Taser ii "andgtand mone | Wasa ae aie as (BOARD FOR

4 vantages have been establishe

ne vet become and take full advantage of them, | 2" Canad; EDDY MATCH

aware thst me ont ted z Rance Ie tava pate Unt st meric Conciliation Board will now
| ing printed on paper. It is a| earners are restric an
I, mada Po iy fn good fan, bargain with the oe ess that| unrealistic wage control for- | deal with the dispute ‘between
: | is just as good as it is grasped | mula which denies wage in- the IWA and Eddy Match Co.,

lead to much more satisfac c

1 ani jabor-management relations. | "4 Wee to their ‘advantage by| creas aa mens Ir: ace with Hse penlcns has ats n Be
ts "| the worl increas vin; n Aol e | ‘cause of rejection of demands
i Study the Contract Our ae “eke con-| of alleged controls, prices con. | made by Toca 1 rade ee OUTFI ?
ff I mention the US lee here peat mus ey pa wage ee pontine, i: REySHY. Uincrease hls eh oe Saha Pe erbiso >)
| er ah PRES GRRLHE | provisions which are of sufficient Beas peel endimeal itp achieve a_ settlement. failed, ‘
} and shop rds having a Ae mee to be studied an when negotiations deadlocked, ‘ ONLY
{ Gurough of the con-| then put into practice in rela-| “In Canada, unrestrained by |and recommendation was made
vk eid aoting Yigilanily to Hons with the employer: price controls, the, cost Sf lt: liye accordingly for the appointment $17.00 Down
: enforce all its provisions. When pa coruiuce toy uice by. lea .
i rovision is made in the contract - SicemGee 4 ja eel ee hampered Demands of the Union include |) es ne es Ce 4
i for an annual re cate- vip | #20 Gaal anuioue waredactease) lo Interest - No Carrying

gory rates, full advantage should HAND-BUCKING CONTEST pe adit wes poomipareple: £0 and a cost of living bonus of one Charges

he taken of this clause to estab-| — Announcem ade by Pee aan mt per 1.3 rise in the COL in- ilon“ Made *Meates Weer

le h proper classifications and | Local 1-363, aan antes and uncertainty all -| dex

3 table mage rates all fr

the heart of people every- Approximately 50 percent of

2 FE ane af [ie smaployecs ate at present i

" ecially in the Interior, 2 ir te | laid t ti s not lessen-

— ask ity fellow members to Elections ees Year | ed the determination to establish
note this suggestion, and ac Candidates Be Bs elec! to the | prevailing rates of wages in the t
accordingly. If they are inexperi- i ype offices will te no! soca plant. 45 East Hastings St. 4
nced, they may call on the Dis- Brcrivedtianistoniclection by - Vancouver, B.C. ‘
tie E oF coast Local Unions fo fern ballot of the mem- Annual Meeting

on ge car ens bersh
i le boy, who has just let in
ce aay calls to sister: “The
bird-in-hand’s here.’

Annual meeting of Local 1-3
IWA, will be held in ‘tission on
August 12. All
urged to attend:

rodeos—i uch a
tiet or Fee the ull howe au
ple for a change.

oni be filled,
present anions are
dent, James oy, Fadling

* Offi of Inion spend with ae |
many Pilon es he at the members are
time of negotiations drafting and |

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