of
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1910.
BARCLAY,
move is abundantly justided by the experience. they has already list of the futility of giving notice beforehand. The men coms back to work just before it expires, and then begin again. besd. One thing should be noted. The great majority of the unions that are parties to the I agreement have not been implicated in those sectional strikes in violation of it. There clearly something very wrong with the Boiler.
i nature, periyik. Its object 202200s and It is necessary to bring matters to a decisiva
Conflict of the first makers alone are ordered them to return, when their
out.
azy proliminary notice. The first intimation of this drastic action was the appearance your tarday in various yards of a notice, dormakers at stopplag-tinin to-day, and so doubt Lakeu ju all the the sou step has been youds affected. Today, therefore, an industrial will actually begin; for, though the
number of workmen Leisuging Locked to other trades are necessarily rendered idle, and eubsidiary notices to that effect have been posted expressing ragret at the necessity. for the presont be carried on without the If the dispate continues, more work, which can boilermakers, will gradually and as that happens men the discharged until the, ris are pratically dosorted, as they ward tervis are in 1898. Bat the area now affected is vastly greater, Bosides all the North-East ports, It includes the whole of the Clydo, Dundee, Aberdeen, Liverpool, Barrow, Hull, and other rainor centres, but not Belfast. Our Glasgow correspondent reckons that 30,000 men ara directly affected, but it is impossible to esti- mate cut-of
come
bo
to
from
an end, time to
Bast
A
Pociety. Once a model trade unioni, Ito zone fu strength, stability, and self- respect, it has falley into a very unsatisfactory staje since the retirement of the late Robert Knight. No society can go on with so little
MARINE.
The report to the Board of Trade on the sight tests used in the mescantile marine for the year ended December 31, 1909, has been issued as a White Paper (Cl. 5256)
The report states that the Merchant Ship-
THE LOCK OUT IN THE SHIP- chaos will reign. again in the shipbuilding yards. The asscace of this instrument, as of BUILDING INDUSTRY,
all similar once, is that it sabeuitates negotia The Times of the 3rd last. has the following tion for war; it is collective bargaining made
mariect, or no, nearly so, US leader on the subject:-The general lock-out;
to prevent in the shipbuilding yards controlled by the Shipbuilding Employers Federation, which industrial differences from developing info was narrowly averted just four weeks ago, has silkes or stoppages of work, and to that and now and only take place. The employers have it provides an elaborate machinery for the Boted with
great promptness and secrecy, A thorough mutual discussion of any differences
that
An indispensable condition hold
may arise. Carliste on Thurs. || at private meeting was day, at which it was decided to lock out the for its working is that no stoppage shall take members of the Boilermakers' Society forth place ponding discussion, and to that both with in all the fodorated shipyards; and effect parties solemnly bind themselves. If the con. tor was given to the decision resterday without dition is not, kept, the whole thing go control over its members as it has recently shown. nothing at once; it is reduced to waste paper. Now it appears that some of the men, aud parti cularly members of the Boilermakers' Society, SIGHT TESTS IN THE MERCANTILE have been repeatedly violating this
condition orisis four weeks ago was an instance. The men late. The strike which precipitated the employed in a repairing yard on the Clyde simply left work and refused to come back hair union officials told them they were wrong. demands would be considered in the regular ping (Colonial) Conference hald in April, 1907 demands way; but they paid no attention until the
resolution was adopted srying the Board of threatened lock-out brought them to rosson. Trade to consider the eficiency of the system
only
one of many. Leaving work of eight testa th forge, and in accordance: in flat defiance of the agreement seems to have with that resolution the Board decided to schl That case become a a common practics among the boilar-two new test skeins to the three already makere: we are told that hardly day has against striking. Whether that is an exaggers- the resolution, that on and passed without some breach of the provisions in the colour vision tost. The Board. have also decided, after fall consideration of after January 1
be tion or act, the occurrences which have pro- 1914, the standard of form vision shall
raised, so that candidates will thereafter be required to cipitated the actual lock-out, and are given a the reason for it in the notices, indicate a spirit
least half normal vision in the other. The of absolute lawlessness which speaks for itself possess fall normal vision in one eye and at There are two of them, qae on the ena spi | alteration, howover, will, bo subject to the the other on the Clyde. The first and more
that candidates who before the above serious of the two is total numbor who may be thrown Arnstrong & Whit dispute which aroun in date aball have obtained auy cortificate of! yard at Walker competency as master or mato (foreign-going or The dispute is obviously on with regard to the conditions under which home trade), or as skipper or second hand of large sole and the prospect extromoly riveting work should be done in ships built upon flabing boste, shall have the option of under-
the Taborwood system. A provisional agreement going the presont tests, and shall 1 to The action of the suplayers is said
not, in order gravo. have taken the men by surprise, and that is wan drawn up and signed by the employers to obtain certificates of his her grades, be required
Boilermakers
the more severe test. more than likely. It will be observed at once and the executive officials of the
During 1909 the total number of candidatos of the usual week or more. At the Inst crisis, according to all the rules collective bargain- examined was 6,084. Of these 6,028 candidatos that only a day's notice has been given, instead Society, and the men should have accepted it,
the time being until four weeks ago, brought about members ing, for
by
passed in form vision nad 56 failed! 5,942 of the Bojlertuakora ami Shipwrights' Societies, manost agreement was concluded. But this esudidates were successful in the colour vision the employera,
vera, after abortive negotiations
week they simply refused to start work;
the 65 cmudidates who failed in the which the men pail no attention to their own and their tempor is shown by the fact that not teats and 86 failed; 15 of the latter passed on
-out, but only the men affected by the
in colour vision test 20 were re-examined on officiels, evertually threstomed a lock-out, but
point in old particular
and of these 10 passed and 10 failed. they gave full notice. They informed the two dispute refused to work, but all the riveters be
employed in the yard, who had no dispute at all Twenty-one canthidates ho unious concerned that, unless the mou returned
examined to work at once, moticon would be insed on the If these facts are correct, as we believe them to after rebo 1 failed io the Dew test, following Saturday for a general look-out, to which has been put forward on behalf of the begin a week later. That is the usual course, whi
passed and six wern whether the intention to terminate the contract men-that the employers are really taking comes from one side or the other. The reason What the men did was to repatiate the arrange failed to pass the sight tests was 13, four of
to choat advantage of agreement to
who, on coming up for examination in 1909, why it
it has not been followed in the present caso.
their own
Blace one these holding master's certificates. mads sufficiently tear by the proceedings ment mode on their behalf by thei
lendors and official representatives. The other November 1. 1900, fshorten, when presenting that have led up to the crisis.
Clyde was of a similar character. themselves for examination for certificates us The real question at issue in whether the
A agree cano-on-the-
state things
is perfectly hoppiess. The skipper or second hand of fishing boats, have ment solemnly concluded and ratified only last Encl your between the Employers Federation and men seem to be in a theraghly reckless mood. been required to pass the same sight tests as
empleyad
After
rofasing to work for a wook or so, they want candidates for certificates of competency as Rome 26 trade anions
in shipbuilding | Af shall be
bo adhered to and respected, or whether it to come back again. That was the case masters or mates is the mercantile marine, aud shall be
be torn up and thrown into the wastepaper with the riveters in the Walker yard. basket. That agreement was the result of would not work on Monday, but on Thursday the results are included in this return.
AUTOMATIC BROWNING prolonged negotiations following the strike on decided to go back, which in. Itself disposes of
POOKET PISTOLS. grievance. No one can be surprised that.
baru af last decided to take effective
I
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to pass
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MALAY STATES
Johors Pahang
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British French
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TRIATIES WITH JAPAN Great Britain, 1804; Daties Coovation.
Russia, Agreements to Lores; United States, Extradition Treaty, 1538; Great Britain Allianos) 1995; Rtaria (Ponde Treaty) 1905.
TREATIES WITH CORSA Japan, 1876 Japan Sapple usatary, 1976; Japan, 190 and 1905. United States, 1832 Great Britain, 1895.
ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTS pontains the names of over ap... .....
20,000 FOREIGNERS, carefully arranged, with the Initials well as the Surnames in strictly Alphabetical Order, so that any name can be found instantly.
The PROTESTANT MISSIONARIES, IN CHINA, JAPAN AND COREA are arranged in a special separate bat
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Plan or PerAFAS SETTLEMENTS, TINTOLA
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