State Cabinet Advances Compulsory Conference for Meat Strike
Brisbane June 28. The State Cabinet ordered a compulsory conference with eight representatives from each side in the meat industry to settle the strike. If accord is reached at the conference some points may go to the Industrial Court for final decision. Premier Hanlon said delegates raised many issues Cabinet could not accept. The conference is set for 2.30 pm Monday at his office with a specific lineup for employers and employees unions and associations involved.
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Industrial Court
E. M. Hanlon
Chinet
Hanion
Meat Industry Board
Co-Cvstative Bac
Am.le.u
A.E.U
Forester Forine Drivers’ and Firemen's Association
Electrical Trades Upton, C+1 Union
Maider
Musson
Wirk
Hanlon
Conference over meat strike tensions and ballot order
Strife over a pre strike work rule has sparked a conference bid and a state order for a secret ballot to decide resumption of work. Key figures Mr Maider Mr Musson Mr Hanlon and Mr Neumann push for a negotiated outcome while warnings of police actions and records seizure shadow the dispute.
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Govacioum
McCormack
Eny
Gur
Neumann
Wallace
Union
Mrr. Seamissal
Murmaun
Snot
Healy
Sylem
Ted
Meat Union
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Workers strike over principle boosts unity record
The employers' advocate acknowledges miners did not act dishonestly, but the press refuses to publish that clearance. The dispute centers on scab labor, with unions determined to maintain solidarity and resist government or corporate pressure. The talk of sovereignty and international charges signals broad industry-wide mobilization.
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Coal Miners Divided On Strike Test
Miners split over a strike plan as the youngest workers resist leadership calls to return to work. Secret ballots are expected to show strong support for settlement, though opposition exists to a secret vote and uncertainties linger about the path forward.
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