The Herald, Monday, May 14, 1079, Page 9

_ Managers § n —INCOs rike dra Women said tobe
SUDBURY, Ont. (CP) rporations have; contean-hour increases "of preonging be capi, better on tables
§ ior su — There is no end in sight vegatiate with the In the second and third d it is cbviow OATS h
to the bitter elght-month — ateelworkers’ unioa. yeara company and union still KITCHENER, Ont. (CP) Krebs aye ft erie
_ » | atrike at Inco Metals Co, “Tt ia my feellng thatan ©.” Basepay atIncobefore have a lo! to talk about. — When Ii comes to choosing was train ’
Ao A ee ma ingens th couiy" following the ‘workers’ agreement will come —— the strike waa $6 an ho, "owe have to get between men and women to where men hold the top ibs
unlyersity-tralned managers ment studies have improved | ‘tection Saturday of a ~ aboutwhenIncosetiously - plus a Ticentean-hOwr  togsther as a community | restaurate Nioprefer changed his mind totally
which may deter improved considerably in the lant ‘Proposed contract - accepts the ‘represen- cont tv allowance. - and do everything we can hicing w ae reer over the ears about women
economic performance, says decade, but there is atilla agreement. . - tation mada by the union... Under the ‘proposed tg support ove another,” ist von ee toh in the restaurant business,
the head of man: bates long. ay to go, says Fifty-seven per cent of . on tho workers behalf,” = contract, ‘the workeré Gordon said ' omen seem to have 6 iatant
stair at the be Univeral rae Clarkso y 6% say about 6,500 members of Cocke said. were toreceive li costol- on BAN, | better way of getting along —_—Bill_ Lucas, aus atan
ty _ on ‘Local. 6500, = United Cooke. called the most living allowance aye Frank Musicol, with people," says Henry manager of the Walper
; Taront “Clarkson, citi in There are 42 juniveraitios Steelworkers of America, recent company propotal ments during the I whe ident of Sudbury and Krebs owner of the All Baba Hotel, says the hotel has
the latest issue ‘of the Which | give degrocs in rejected the contract inadequate, saying it ~ the contract. Union a _ Bletrict Chamber of Steak House In Waterloo, had wa tresses ort i rats
ference ‘Board's uarterly Taiziserative tudes in the | Whichhad been described lacks a schedule for cost-- fielals suid the contract Commerce sald credit | Ont. h 35 years and wouldnt
‘review, says Canadian sven of them with # union epokesrnan an of-living allowance: pay-' would give workers a ‘Will probably be tighter ~ Women €f@ Much more ee eater? owner and
business bas, been lik country, even em Wi ever ments, - pension im- “total hourly increase of following rd rejection. relaxed, Male waiters are An Dan Frel, owner i]
parasite, ‘relying _ doctors’ programs. Bogan in “the nickel provement, wages and) = 43.50 in wages and Lending companies and too stiff, maitre Hioteedalien oath
graduate schools in the ..WAtest enrolment figures ustry. implementation ofthe benefits over the three- banks had been lenient Krebs says some older pa» Inn in + ene lite ent
United States to provide show that 12 per cent of all Gilbert Gilchrist, chief union's job evaluation year period. and sympathetic to the trons may still want that reagon a es at ist hen
higher education “tn university students in 1978 | union spokesman, saldhe © program. - The tentative plight of the strikers, he kind of formal, aloof service, emp oye women 4 dis “_
- management, applied for management dd pet eet i at ee spokesman agreement to end the. eald, . but most persons wa ha it's ens er to fin
irr rograms, However, lesa |. mem re com ‘was = gtrike, which started last ‘pat! @
sane ett towards 3 tha five per cent of the | contract. He. sald he bere aie or ith the Sept. 15 when 11,70 work: eon ust if pai formal approach, lo th But | choose my girls for
eines tal oe for both teaching atatts at Canadian | would talk to provincal on and added that ers walked off their jobs, workers,” Musical ‘ald aon Highta'Commitsion train them, Girls we have
* pecognize that the subject of ‘“iverslties were professors | riedlators about ie strike hag hurt the was reached May 6 in "IT expect some busl- Human Big ts Comm en Ta Botte years are
university management of management studies and | reopening otiatlons, and ths Toronto, nesses will go bankrupt conduc * uve ; 2 1 ra jor ve ve are are
education ts a eerious ely theo to four pet eta Stewart Cooke, chie. Sudbury region a Although the contract after the strive.” Toronto holes and found Juste Good a aly
- national concern and that it budgets were allocated | negotiator for the union, — waa recommended by 14 at 94 per cent mug: ts to no et th pars ality
represents a significant’ to theae activities.” sald the results of the vote _ Tioariken, who voted cf the. 8 unlon neotiators, ' Rn Deavis, a af ts room ataffé members were ie ‘ota
. terms Mana: ndicate the depth of a polling. members indicated a miner, said it's 0
Panada’s future develop. and nage Cenadien | feeling the workers have ttationn, rejected the three stormy meetings hard to ay ‘what the bat cote shops, $9 pet rou can get a sninpy
ment," Clarkson says P universities have been and | @bout Inco. ted contract by a vole af 6,463 aut week that in vi fn view af rejection will get the women, walter anda wery cf arming
’ rfund a p tt ie workers. .

His aisle undies a sll areusrtundad wnt? tmenty Cont ai i agreoment, i> Saetbtcver aa ped “vacant mba wo | nce gear. someTe, Ure bat eg fe wil
Feonomie Couneilot Ce da out contime to lag way workers feel that the cluded an immediate, enough. more months isn't g omen don't have the yearn an Seat the
Uist fall in iis fifteenth an- behind the United stated by. | COMPany has withheld  unrose-the-boardincrease = Mayor Jim Gordon, to make any mote training needed to do the reason for that attitude may
tual review, A Time for amy measure of com- } fam them ° who earller accused Inco ference now.” fobs required by larger be the typeof training men
Reason. The ‘government ie oe edicts the situation ; dining-roome, and women bring to the job.
> agency said: ann

“(This (our analysis) will get worse as universities
suggests to us the’ im. are forced to tighten thelr
portance of efforts not only budgets in response to

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roce Inmentan tne Pere ae Another problem ts that '

managerial Int moat teachers and textbooks
Ageri#l training and ‘from the United States,
veralimonths later the Of the approximately 500

Selence Council of Canada ee "penduaies now
@ gimilar récom: (teachin managemen r :
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Technology Policy for Can- U.S.-trained, @ “s boone Furniture Repalr : e
da. Th {1 said: — Clarkson says th OE ae
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Clarkson says one root of rectors In corporate organ- _ | E } General Building Contracting
the problem lies in the scant izatiom or- social respon- Phone 635-9205
attention pald by -univer- sibility of the corporations. . 636-5683 For Your Ad.
alties to management. He offers no tions to " : oe ;
education In the 19608 and the shoriage of management WILFRED HOGUE ; 2610 Kalum St. Terrace
graduates, forecas that : .

“ys ‘909, when the third the problem will persist for
Canadian doctorate in some time.

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gasollnestarved Southern crowds, while beaches sasily ©
California, Mother's Day reached by public reed % DAYS A WEEK e _ SERVICE ON ALL ;
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visita depended on whether ‘sportation were jammed. To Serve You ; MAKES OF T.V.‘s -
_ Mom lived less than a tank- te wena gaaing v uP for A Warranty Depot for hi SERVICE
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More than 90 per cent of Lineups Thursday and Frida WEEKDAYS 8-11 WEEKENDS 9-11 Sylvania , BROCK FUGER
the region's ueryice stations in the face oe a Ate Clu 4438 Lakelse 635-2104 - MON, - SAT. Fam, - 5 p.m. nasser 3941 o1D LAKELSE LAKE DRIVE
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the gasoline crunch ap: stations would be open.
peared to be lews severe, Those which were pum-
with most states reporting pingSunday attracted scores

closings 1 ranging from 30 per of automobiles, but there
¢ to normal Su incidents ted
“But in California, the first as. drivers appeared in- FOR SALI GL ACI E R

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gasoline rationing plan, the

lack of fuel apparently Several Los Angeles radio $108 and up A Ay Terrace, B.C.
prompted even more people stations relayed information 5

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Mother's Day pau er than liatenera and pre-dawn 7” .
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