2nd Issu
ae

1959

B

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LUMBER WORKER

‘Sem

Director of Seminar was
IWA_ Regional President Joe
Morris, assisted by Vice-President
Jack Moore and Geor; mie,
Political Education Director,
Canadian Labour Congress. In-

Qi vere, Professor Eric
Wheeler, UBC; Gal ¢ Home,
B MLL.

Each day's Program provided
for a lecture the morning
session, 1) ‘by workshop
roup discussions, as preliminary

inar.
panel discussion with general
papain.
subjects .explored by
merobers of the Seminar

Neaiatian Political
“the Winnipeg Re-
solutions; and forms of political
organization,

large number of recommen-
dations were made by the student

we
anes
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pol
eetenrendations
appropriate committees.

Thies tor’s
Dangerous

arbitrator ma

Ruling
To Labour

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SIGNING the final contract papers for the © new j

217, IWA.,

is
from left— Mr. Marble of the contracting firm of Hodgson King and Marble
Financial Secretary, Stu Hodgson; Mr. Collins, Architect; Mr. Maguire, Supe!

t eee of the IWA reat Council a4
Vancouver, at a cost of $200,000, 0, are
President

Local

1-21

Joe Morris;

certain ealieations during the life
of the contract
pies urt
decision of the ° ermanent
International Justice
that br. of an
v bligation

Builders’ Brief Seeks
New Anti-Labour Laws

eee Bora Laskin of ts by caus s of the OCAW local|to make reparations in ised ;
University of Toronto made the|in Fe ; A collective agree-|quate form.” ene Winnipeg Builders “Hace snduatrieays he pHs et ithe
ruling as arbitrator in a dispute |me ae t the time, barred] The same le Principle should ite seer peer to oad pees poe post undeaine
involving the Oil, Chemical aa stri tee or isckeate during the life] to mating | SCE fanitot OW. NACA MONS Wi) ie | ene emnb ON eras Pee On oe
Atomic Workers and Polymer | of the contract. zg fa y legistation. testes AeAWe ew JEEGE | ke
Corporation of Sarnia, Ont. Prof. Laskin has ordered a ETc ieretai Cie psn 22 eu Gal CEES 9 WNL
The ruling is significant be-|hearing to determine the exte: Manitoba construction firms, says | labor.
se the i i Ganiapesisolbel charged’ against the Hs legislation deanna the uch le sgbibutoat said the brief,
damages for breach|the union. His ruling was made sae er voy. loyee ie etonships terferes with free collective
collective agreements. Prof.|despite the union contention that an makes vac al yarwataiae x
Laskin, rey feaariedla as pty he had no power to award dam- La EN ee nployee a ie & Tight = Rot a its other major recommen-
to labour, made it the|ages because the no-strike clau: alll for! move responsi: [Privilege a8 formerly tion the Builders Exchan
company must aoe ee he}in the contract did not provide ea wvanagerent re.| Manitoba's new act provides for scecapreninetetecicloredioetarion
putsen pent was violated due to] damage: Fi aan Gas dite Pe ee can from the|shops in ctive agreements.
with the support of union of-| During the Polymer walkout,!ceck to“ naan province rather than the employer. The exchange said closed shops
fi before damages can be a icials ‘tel not Ud all they ; Peathoetiei aceicortact |" Be construction trades the |“are a negation of the fundamental
sessed. Likewise i mu ae Racrmaments instareany stab om 5 workers now make their vacation iecgoy os thes individual and his
prove company lta hence, eeeperentraci payments directly to the govern-|right to
cases where the comp: apeeavedldtat it uaion can The pressed
charged with isang thee ree: escape damages for breach of con- fete} Cabin csabuannent ae fiegat status ee
ment. tract, a company could similarly poi ou give your wife that responsibility for unions” and
ssess Damage: id damages where an employee| lecture on ygeonony you! were “prohibition of secondary boy-
IN sesso trasicn||sulfers\ because of the firm's vio- tl ten cotts.” Settlement of jurisdictional
was asked by the company to as-|lation of the agreement. A con- he n-|disputes “within the province of
sess damages against the union|tract, he said, involves each sid oe results?” Tenbetin a rutaanes stoppage of
as the result of an illegal walkout!to the agreement Radereria “I'm going to give up smoking.” ling Beene appre to | work,” v ed.

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