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... their entering the industry, and the employers may appeal the same courts on the ound that certain men are indispensable the mines. This indispenaabHity, however, only extends to certain grade*. ** It has already been stated,** sa»d Government official, ...
... SHIRKERS FROM THE COAL MINES. The South Walea Colliery Recruiting Court to-day combed out policemen, wages clerks, chemist's aMi«- tanU, butchers, and printers who entered the oollieriee after the war began 3.000 AEROPLANE WORKERS STRIKE, Iffiree thousand ...
... were private. COMBING OUT THE MINES. ACTION SUSPENDED DURING NEGOTIATIONS, The Executive the Miners’ Federation met Sir George Cave, the Home Secretary, to-day on the question of out men rai itary age employed at the mines. Until the present regotiatons ...
... Federation had recommended that assistance given the Government in combing-out all men of military age who bad entered the mines since August, 1914, and a large majority the South Wales Conference has de: led take no part in assisting recruiting colliery ...
... MUTER 8 ANT) P. 'ABT REPRESENTATION. THE COMBING OUT” MINES. The conference of the Minem* eat in private at Southport to-day. M close it *aa officially stated the ExecuUveCcffimittee bad rearranged their for the of Federation candidate* *t the and had ...
... MINERS AND RECRUITING. IMPORTANT DECISION BY THE FEDERATION. A special conference of the Mining Federation Great Britain was held Blackpool last evening mrnrng eorreepo consider th ■ ecutire's scheme with regard to the recruiting for the Army. Herbert ...
... collieries result of the new order. In one case was found that a Rhondda workman was formerly a bank cashier. men arc being eta mined and classified eight travelling medical boards, and the military authorities express gratification the large proportion of ...
... Britain opened Southport, to-day. The agenda included the question of setting up mining tiob.lity bureaus each district, the comb-out of si?a who have commenced work the mines aiooe August, 1914 and Executive G>ramittee’s proposals ® r* f- renco to federation ...
... number of deputations have recently waited upon Mr. Chamberlain with regard to the classification of trades. COMBING OUT THE MINES. ...
... forced the action of pacificta, resulted a majority of 52,615 favour of the comb-out of military eligtbles who had entered the mines since August, 1914. The strike pit examiners, which had rendered the South Wales oosJfield idle for three days, ended on Saturday ...
... the collieries in the South Staffordshire and Hast Worcestershire area for the purpose of examining men who have entered the mines since August, 1915. Quito 85 per cent, of those examined have, it is stated, been found fit for active service. The bulk of ...
... n, announces that Vl ...