B.C. LUMBER WORKER é ee

IWA INTERIOR REGIONAL OFFICE, Kelowns, with International Organizer Del Welder, ‘left,
Muir,

INTERIOR

Union’s contract demands

1, A wage increase across |

altace
the board of 10¢ an iis This

3. A medical benefit plan.

sae per:
inion auc cons in
of SoS claus
8. Category Stas
In the Southern aie is
ae
Reyision of the

s in the
hour aay

Regional Office Secretary Lois Radford,
Interior sunshine before resuming work.

12. Travel time.

2. Six additional paid statutory holidays. »

a ea of the shift differential, from 4¥c to Ge an hour,

‘io shift,
place of the present maintenance

eteree additional dante are

seniority clauses to provide for depart-
mental pas fey seniority ae job-posting.
hours of

work clauses to ensure the 40-

11. Change in the leave of absence clause.

Label Sipnait Urged

nion
_ TORONTO (CPA) — The importance of insistence upon

stressed to delegates to the CLC founding convention here by
Jacob Clayman, Director Organization and head of ae Union
abel campaign of ne eae amated Clothing Wor]

The union label represents decent wage rates a pening
conditions for those SiH prodiiced the goods that carry a ae
poeeee cand 7 aes “represents the buying power of the
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e sent out on the ite as reporters covering
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e two national t¢
500, cia words were
the merger convention of the Trades and Labor Congr
aS cenaiien. Congress of Labor in the Coliseum of the

The Climate Has Changed

Stories which are now carried on the labor pre:
vice reveal a marked change of climate in political chvles
affecting -organized labor since the merger.

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significance in this respec’ a
be grante

Settlem d the railway workers
ear con-
The possibility oat o, eric
wide rail tie-up faded almost| (7 ed ven as

the rail companies involved in a
contract. dispute with 145,000
non operating rail employees

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panies involved were adamant in
rejecting the Board proposals.
‘ollowin;

report of the
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the unions’ negotiating commit-
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labor congre:
CLC Ho: nora Eroudey AR
Mosher, Sec.-Treas. D onal Mac-

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