Unions Move to End Agreement By Signatory Trades
Nine unions plan to issue notices terminating an over award building trades agreement to which ALCT Trades and Labour Council is a signatory. A delegates meeting from the nine unions will be held tonight to discuss the move. The unions include Building Workers' Industrial Union Builders Labourers' Federation Painters' Union Plumbers' Union Plasterers' Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alct. Trades and Labour Council
Building Workers’ Industrial Union
Builders Labourers’ Federation
Painters’ Union
Plumbers’ Linion, Plasterers
Scrutiny of Awards Watch Tightens Negotiation Role
The Trades and Labour Council decided last night to appoint an advocate or executive member to future negotiations on over award agreements. Vice President T J Donnelly said some wage deals by unions had harmed closely allied unions including Electrians Linton Blacksmiths and Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners. The council supported a move for termination proposed by the building trades group. The termination takes effect October 41, two months before the current agreement expires, as parties begin a new deal dated January 1 1965. The August last year agreement covered 9 per day for tradesmen and 76 per day for non tradesmen.
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Comct
Council
T. J. Donnelly
Cinions
Fee
Contractors’ Group
Hospital wing delay hits Goulburn Base
In Goulburn the new wing at Goulburn Base remains stalled as tradesmen walk off the job. Three to four workers report over-award disputes while subcontractors quit, delaying plumbing, pile driving, and general progress for about three weeks. Local officials had sought signatories and resumed discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becen Parte
Donnelly
Advisory Council Bid By Four Unionists In Election
Four unionist figures led by Mr Spellman and Mr Donnelly were named for pre selection to the Advisory Council with three candidates for the Hospital Board. The Labor Party endorsed council members including Mr Spellman and Professor Howse. Nominations closed last night ahead of an Aust ballot.
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Advisory Council
Canberra
Australian Labour Party
Hospital Board
Coun
the Alps Returning
G. W. Taylor
Spellman
The
Chit
Man
Wot. Herne
Professor How Apne
French Premier to visit Northern test sites show of unity
French Premier Pompidou travels by private airliner to Darwin and Tahiti for a diplomatic refuelling stop as observers expect a show of determination over France's planned nuclear tests near Murroon Island. Australian protests spark caution while Canberra downplays any signaling significance.
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Lieve
France
M. Pompidou
Canberra
Miruron
Vaustralian
Mouintaid
Sai
Darwin
Tahiti
Pontine
Australia
Briere
M. Pompiden
United
Greeks desert for Cyprus urged to join Cyprus guards
An Athens dispatch reports Greek armed forces urged to desert and volunteer for Cyprus National Guard. Defense minister Petros Kyriakos warned deserters would face punishment as generals ordered collection of names. The Cyprus Army presence was cited as not a valid excuse.
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Athens
Cyprus
E‘hether Greek
Greekdor Horn
Canberra climbers conquer Mother Woila in NSW
Three Canberra Walking and Touring Club members reached the lofty Mother Woila peak in New South Wales after a sheltered ascent from the Mt Snowball area. The climbers Cheeff Marston Noel Semple and Cecil Mosley arrived at 4 pm on Saturday after battling winds, spending a night on a nearby ridge as a gale uprooted gum trees.
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New South Wales
Canberra
Cath
Mother Woila
ML Dampier
Mt. Snowball
Cheeff Marston
Noel Semple
Cecil Mosley
Dog bites nine children in Wagga school playground
A mongrel terrier savaged nine pupils aged five to eight at Wagga Public School. The dog ran through the infants’ playground, attacking and snapping at the frightened children. All nine were taken by ambulance to Wagga base hospital, treated and allowed to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
Plea to help out farming costs in Australia
Sydney reports rising primary production costs threaten export trade. NSW Australian Primary Pioneer's Union president F Y B Gribble says current tax levels imperil farm profits and export markets. He urges federal and state action to curb costs and keep rural production viable amid strong global competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
Australian Primary Pioneer’s Union
F. Y. B. Gribble
Gribble
Menzies
Ment
Robert
Ciribble
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Bruce
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Mina Rita
H. G. Palmer
Lowboy
H. G. Palmar
Simpson
Hoover
Wilkire
Westinghouse
Wilking
Servis H. &. Palmar
Simpco Wringer
Keymatic
Gala
Woaver
Wilkine Sarwha
Wertinghouse
Wilkins Servis
H. JS. Palmer
H. G. Palmer Showroom
Lal
Tadaners, Nte Parls dl
Alinga St. Civic
Starmatic
G. Palmers
Kennedy
Palmers
Sayiere
Monaro
H.g.palmer
Bosun
Gordon Hope
Frank Lyons
Bi Bates
Father Lyons
Melbourne
Bates
HSM. A.S. Melbourne
Vampire
W Spellman
Australian Workers’ Loan
Clerks’ Union
T. Millett
Clerks’ Linion
F. J McCauley
Bunding Workers’ Industral Union
ACT, Titles and Labour Council
Millett Astress
French P.M
Viit N
M. Pompide
Philips
Kriesler
A.W.A
Pye
H.M.V
General Electric
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Healing
Clockmatic
Newport
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