 That an immediate effort be made to terminate all existing trade disputes whether strikes or lock-outs, and whenever new points of difficulty arise during the war period, a serious attempt should be made by all concerned to reach an amicable settlement...  The Edinburgh Review - Page 2961915Affichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
 | George Douglas Howard Cole - 1915 - 332 pages
...Committee of the Labour Party met on August 24 and passed the following among other recommendations : That an immediate effort be made to terminate all...settlement before resorting to a strike or lock-out. . The other resolutions were in the nature of requests for Government action for the prevention of... | |
 | Henry Sanderson Furniss Sanderson - 1917 - 424 pages
...which was due to be held in September. Then, on August 24, the Joint Board passed this resolution: " That an immediate effort be made to terminate all...settlement before resorting to a strike or lock-out. ' ' For the time being labour endorsed this view ; the majority of existing strikes were terminated,... | |
 | Henry Carter - 1918 - 366 pages
...of Trade Unions, and the National Executive of the Labour Party. The governing clause was this— " That an immediate effort be made to terminate all...whenever new points of difficulty arise during the war-period a serious attempt should be made by all concerned to reach an amicable conclusion before... | |
 | Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Division of Economics and History - 1919 - 356 pages
...Congress, the General Federation of Trade Unions, and the Labor party adopted the following resolution : That an immediate effort be made to terminate all...settlement before resorting to a strike or lockout.* The net result of all these efforts to foster industrial peace was that the number of lost working... | |
 | Matthew Brown Hammond - 1919 - 356 pages
...Congress, the General Federation of Trade Unions, and the Labor party adopted the following resolution : That an immediate effort be made to terminate all...amicable settlement before resorting to a strike or lockout.4 The net result of all these efforts to foster industrial peace was that the number of lost... | |
 | George Ranken Askwith - 1920 - 510 pages
...the country were endorsed by the resolution of the Chief Committees of representatives of Labour " that an immediate effort be made to terminate all...settlement, before resorting to a strike or lockout." It seemed that the whole country rose to the height of the King's message of September 9 : " The calamitous... | |
 | George Ranken Askwith - 1920 - 510 pages
...the country were endorsed by the resolution of the Chief Committees of representatives of Labour " that an immediate effort be made to terminate all...whenever new points of difficulty arise during the War DISLOCATIONS OF THE WAR 859 period, a serious attempt should be made by all concerned to reach an amicable... | |
 | George Ranken Askwith - 1920 - 512 pages
...or lockouts, and whenever new points of difficulty arise during the War DISLOCATIONS OF THE WAR 859 period, a serious attempt should be made by all concerned...settlement, before resorting to a strike or lockout." It seemed that the whole country rose to the height of the King's message of September 9 : " The calamitous... | |
 | Arthur Shadwell - 1922 - 108 pages
...perceived at the outset, and on August 25, 1914, the central labour organisations passed a resolution : " That an immediate effort be made to terminate all...settlement before resorting to a strike or lock-out." There were then about 100 disputes in progress, but in accordance with this foregoing resolution they... | |
 | Herbert Heaton - 1922 - 304 pages
...shown in many ways. On August 24 a conference of trade unionists and the Labour Party resolved ' ' That an immediate effort be made to terminate all existing trade disputes, and whenever new points of difficulty arise during the war period a serious attempt should be made... | |
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