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Vol. XXIV, No. 15 =@@235"* Ist ISSUE, AUGUST 1957 - VANCOUVER, B.C. e

Master terceuet for the
regio:

Se PER COPY | the ‘BC. oon

“BUNK HOUSES” FOR LOGGERS in Britis!

al Unions

Execution ef th

n has been signed

of a few e
thou Greed Tadusteial Relations Ltd. are
the Loc ied

Union's Manibershis Ratifies:
Employers ais Settlement

forest Stl S nd asics of

1;
now signing

ordered by t! e TWA; District per
icy Con when after sev:

weeks’ consultation with pe em-
ployers’ representatives, the terms
of settlement h; Be atisfac-
torily phrased in nid se lan-

pe
mainly becau:

ing opinions regarding the terms

of the amended Annual Vacations

Act

Four Firms Rejected
the
ft

in the individual

the settlement subj
adjustment of ere
noted: Bendickson Logging Co.

shalling points.
No advice has been received in
respect of eleven companies. This:
-|fist is being steadily. reduced, as

r mpanies originally
ed in “the central negotiations
h ne out of business. One

dvice communicated to
din;

r of firms whieh
not accepted the ter

Nor-

inthe following insta
Cedar Co. Li

le
Vancouver

interior of the country. There the loggers Stine nine hours a ae at a base rate of 35c an ee a
mahogany, cedar, pine, and SantaMaria (an excentionally hard wood) for export to the United States.
hotos by Jim Bury, Assistant Secretary of O.R.

td.,
Vanesare: Bohne One!
, Port Moody.
vite following companies have

siness,
other company has been sold to
ii outside the bargaining
relations.
Commenting on a press release
issued by For:
is ion:

is n matter, District
irst Viee-Dresident, Joe Madden,
ae in the city of District
Policy mittee Chairman in

the apeence of President Joe Mor-
S

See “AGREEMENT” Page 3:

UNION SHOP
CLINCHED

Terms of settlement reached between ashe IWA and the

employers” representatives on July now been trans-
lated into contract Jang’ uage. Drafting HA ‘the revised master
the District

mittee in pou eetion with ae Industrial Relations vi
ie new and amended sec! of the greatest interest t
lumber mettere are Seesiea pein:

ARTICLE I1I— UNION SECURITY
SECTION 1:
The Company will co-operate with the Union in obtainin;
and retaining as members the Employees as defined in this
Agreement, and to this end will present to new ie leg and

_ SECTION 2: (New)

ompany
on/orl after the 15th da lay of Habe 954, and all new y Employes,
shall, within 30 calendar days after the cition ‘of this

ment, or 30 ee ndar days after entering snEeren aaiithoves
date at occurs, beco: me members of the Union and maintain
ths Agreement, as a

a

term of
Sia of continued employment.
‘TION 3: (New)
ployee who is a member in good standing, or is
_ re-instated as a member of the Union shall as a condition of
‘inued intail sh ‘ip in good stand-

f thi

Agreement.
SECTION 4: (New) x

Employee who fails to maintain his membership in
of refusal to pay dues aa

assessments, shall be subject to discharge after seven (7) days address by white-haired Ann
written notice to the ce mpany of the said Employee's refusal to |Kethly, former Minister of State
maintain his member: in the Hungarian democratic gov.
ernment, which had overthrowi
BOMMON the ee one dictatorship, and
(a) No Employee shall be subject to any pegalcay scenes his: |inad been intr liquidatediby the
application for membership or re-instatement, ex ma} ae
e provided for in the LW.A, International Constitution, as
ised 1957, and in accordance with the By-Laws of ‘the st Wo rkers’ P
‘ollowing Local Unions, as of the 15th of June, 1957: Iti is re eee that the assembly.
jos. 1-71, 1-80, 1-85, 1-118, 1-217, 1-357, es 1-367, which {heard her tell the desp
the Local Unions ave certified as being correct as of the suffering and death of her peo;
15th day of June, 1 in hushed silence. She described
(b) Any Employ ee ied to join the Union pursuant to [the fight for freedom as“
the provision herein pieeoa,

the
Union, shall not be subject to discharge from employment,
SECTION 6 nay ew)

a
Employees at the time
£ sabdaplicat

nag
the forms to be pee by the Uni
e CLINCHED” ce 2

NOTICE

Lumber workers who have
aes the ipgstey since eee

WHAT'S
INSIDE

application peat for are be
made prior to

ICFTU Denounces
Soviet Brutality

Vigorous denunciation of all forms pl appre’ sion experi
enced by workers across the world featured the sessions of
the Fifth World Congress of the international Confederation
eee a ade Unions which closed in Tun s, Ju ly He ee ahs
cai imperia
ee agian of trade unions.

Officials of the Canadii

dictatorship in modern times.”
Under the Communists, “the

Hungarian union leaders, she re-

ported, are “mere

DENOUNCES” Page 3

s were in attend-

Labour con ngress ‘long and faithful service to tl the
ance, auclndinee ok a ee world trade union movement.”
Jodoin, and nald Be eu had held the office since
MacDonald.

Geijer New President = wy Oldenbrook ae re-elected

pacnetnie tani stenenicent

was unanimously
Mea

id Vice

ined nomination. aa Walter Renate ‘APL Lei 10,
lent of L.O., the|Wwere re~ elected to the Executive
eS edish Co federation of Trade Reg as was Claude Jodoin, CLC.

animous yote, the Con-
read eandeared the ee ac-
tions of the Soviet Union in Hun-
gary. This vote follow cd 2 a sstircing

On mer Becu, which he hailed as

District
Madden, ae se sels a full-
ibe atte oe President of Local

Las? WA. order to give full

ssignment with
Dees “Council I, as a member of
the distri fs staff, it was announced
this week.

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