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Vol. XXIII, No. 6

<B> * 2nd ISSUE, MARCH 1956 - VANCOUVER, B.C. eS

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FOREST propucrs SAFETY W: EEK C COMMITTEE,

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‘ull- scale enquiry into the Doseibi hues and. problems

to the 400 shop stewards, IWA 6 ice)

flocked to the Mount Pleasant Memorial Hall, March 18,

for the one-day, well-rounded treatme:

obviously gripped their imaginations,
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Vancouver Local Union
Explores Automation

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mittee of
of nrreeeden ted interest
rs and members who

ent of a subject that

Research Director, Ed Kenne:

; | tute

, puze sessions”,

gram, ce membet's nat the Insti-
were shown three films,
which port: vivid way
he progress
y automation in modern indus- -
try on the North American con-
inent.
Later the students engaged in

conduct

vhen
looming on the horizon, for which
he said, the trade union mov
ment must adjust its thinking.
Visual Presenta‘ ae
ee the - Research Diree-

Director Kenney e which alm

in smaller discussion grou, vend
enabled to report their conclu-
sions at the end of the discussion
period to the leader.

See “INSTITUTE” Page 2

ber industry, and both labor and management, here assembles to plan an Rancerits joint blitz

on accidents.

the B.C. lum-

CIO PROGRAM, APRIL 12

reen Gold”, bh WES regular weekly radio cura, ou

pe with the CIO”, the oaeeaity ot a0
i w York

ast December.

the production
of the Canadian Banas CCL merger
e to the worl
accomplished by the CIO-CCL organ-
a d States.

is program on the eve of

Shon heard on this program is that of pcan
Dour, ane ee trade union musical numbers are render
ve tis ae on the theme, ews "ih know better where we are
going, if we know where we c: from.
me ang Pageant will be aia on | Station 600,
April 1:

1 Million Workers
Under Agreement

Review of labor-management relations in Canada con-
Ieoval Com in the 66, sion gn Canada's pe joi indy presented to the

7:00 p.m.,

See in Cal mada are rick collective agree-

. The oople ef Canada_ were
Hiuntly told, through the Gordon
that unions have

come to stay, and that there is
every prospect that they will bulk
Jarger in the future as a

in the nation’s’ economic

¢ submission stressed the im-

re Z
lations as having an important
bearing on puaaoet ity and liy-
ing standarc

In_ refer to government.
Setelllaton series, babe prey Be
pressed the opini ae
ly

- | AUTOMATION PANEL m

‘Strike in Town’
in Town”, a film
he National

IWA OFFICERS ACTIVE
IN EDMONTON RALLY

h CCL Educational Institute held in Edmonton,

such occasion on whic!

resentative, United Steelworkers;

based on erta gave evidence of the | Paion 's growth in the province,
A strike action in Han- || it was claimed at the op
over, Ont., will be seen on i
the CBUT program “Perspec- ||, Ditector, of the Institute was Resource leader, J, Russell, USA,
tive”, 5 p.m. April Rees iso rated: & cree) Edmont
> was also the guest speake
This film precentsh the de- || ai eee th ee Soure
pecuenacr seine situa monde Ballroom, ‘March 18. nee Seer eae
ion during the perio President Frank Howard, Local ‘
contract negotiations in a {/4-71, TWA, was the keynote Tender “ake. ‘ekora, IWA, Ed-
way that compels the inter- speaker at the opening cere-
est of trade unionists. The || monic pia Understanding sues Eton
leading roles are take 3 aie, deonivans a mn ow es
trade unionists who actuall. y IWA,
Berticinated Ta iiaastate stitute sessions were: (ral Representative OcAW
midi whoithus® give it Job of a Shop Steward, Leader rmer-Labor Relatio:
pk Len Stevens, Winnipeg Staff Rep” Course" bande! og Alico,
of reality. pe

“EDMONTON” Pag:

attendance at the Edueational Institute, Mount iomia Memorial
Edi

CCL pasar reas
| Stevenson & Kellogg Ltd.; and Dr. Frank Noakes, Electrica!

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aabiaen here ponder some of the questiods Saal by shop stewards in
1 Hall, March 18, From
3 Dr. Donald Watterson, Psychiatri:

Stud
Norman 0. Epcetiey: ee
UBC.

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