http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0439723
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alternative: [The Labor Statesman]
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2024-02-06
issued: 1965-07
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note: ~ jtjCYritt-5 • FRONT PAGE NEWS RID BOGEY VANCOUVER — "Anyone who disagrees with the statMS-quo is a Communist" This is the type of comment C P. Neale, secretary, Vancouver and District Labour C*ouncil, is receiving as a result of his opposition to Help Un- limited. ' Help Unlimited was set up by two university students in a wealthy district in Vancouver. They hire out high school students to do odd.and trade jobs for which they take a cut of the student's pay. The .-operators do none of the physical work. Neale declared this was exploitation of high .School students and anti-trade union. --■ "Many agree with me now," he said. "But those Who still support the student free enterprisers' say any opposition makes me a Communist" WHY HE DIED NANAIMO — Why did Leo Allan Morgan die? For a long time the B.C. Federation of Labour has been insisting uniuccessfuDy to have the Wotk- ." men's Compensation Board enforce its safety regulations. Now another death and a coroner's verdict has given new weight to the plea. For the verdict "We the members of the jury do all agree that Leo Allan Morgan did come to his death by suflEo- ._'■"'-'*-•?*£#•!'- r^'. -_. -DBnSS* adhered to primr to the accident the accident' have been avoided." CAT LIKELY VANCOUVER — The frustrations of conciliation procedures across die nation have angered the iiiembcrship of tiie Oil, Chemical and Atomic Work- ers to -the point mat -union kmosiT may not he able to prevent wild-cat strikes developing in -the industry. .-'■__' The union, which has been bargaining informally on an industry basis far a number of years, finds itself being hampered and ham_dn__ig by *vS-rious conciliation procedures in the provinces across the country.. A Union spokesman on the Coast indicated the membership in B.C. and Ontario are hrroming increasingly agitated over delays in the procedure which are, in effect working hi tbe interests of the companies with which they are bargaining In B.C., where the industry has insisted on indi…
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