Statement of application for boards of conciliation and investigation and of proceedings thereunder from Apr. 1, 1911, to Mar. 31, 1912--Continued. Trunk cific Railway Co. and boilermakers, members of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers of America.1 Canadian Pacific Railway Co. and various employees, members of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees. 1 The two applications here recorded are regarded as one in the tabular statement. 2 Hon. Wallace Nesbitt, K. C., was at first appointed a member of the board, but, being unable to act, withdrew on Cct. 5. Statement of application for boards of conciliation and investigation and of proceedings thereunder from Apr. 1, 1911, to Mar. 31, 1912-Continued Nov. 28 1911. May 27 750 Fort William, Cities of Port Arthur Employees.. Port Arthur and do. Edmonton, Alta.. 35 Concerning wages Rev:S.C. Murray, 1911. 1911. June 8 July 3 A unanimous report was pre- Hon. Justice H. C. June 9 July 5 A unanimous report was pre Taylor (c), 3; Arthur W. B. INDUSTRIES OTHER THAN MINES, AGENCIES OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES. John Ritchie Co. Employees.. Quebec, Que. 1911. 68 direct, 875 Concerning wages... Dr. G. W. Joli- Apr. 24 indirect. 1911. cœur (c), 3; Fé lix Marois (E), A unanimous report was pre- PROCEEDINGS 1912-13. Statement of applications for boards of conciliation and investigation and of proceedings thereunder from Apr. 1, 1912, to Mar. 31, 1913. A. MINES, AGENCIES OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC SERVICE UTILITIES. [Appointed by the minister: 1. Under sec. 8, subsec. 1, of the I. D. I. act, on recommendation from party concerned. 2. Under sec. 8, subsec. 2, of the I. D. I. act, in the absence of a recommendation from party concerned. 3. Under sec. 8, subsec. 3, of the I. D. I. act, on the joint recommendation of the two members first appointed. 4. Under sec. 8, subsec. 4, of the I. D. I. act, in the absence of a joint recommendation by the two members first appointed.] 2. METAL MINES. 300 1912. Aug. 21 1912. Oct. 9 Concerning wages, conditions of employment, and recognition of union. 1912. 1912. Jas. A. Harvey, K. Aug. 6 Sept. 16 Report of board was accompa C. (c), 4; W. Ernest Burns (E), 1; George Heatherton (M), 1. nied by a minority report signed by Mr. Burns. The employees concerned accepted the award of the majority of the board, but the company declined to do so. Mining operations were continued until Feb. 18, when the alleged dismissal by the company of one of the union officials brought the existing dissatisfaction to a head and a strike was declared which had not been terminated at the end of the fiscal year.] |