State Regulation of Labour And Labour Disputes in New Zealand. a Description And a Criticism
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The Clerk of Awards shall in such case, at the request of the Inspector, forward copies of the application to all parties interested, and any party may have his views represented in terms of clause 5 of the regulations of the 16th November, 1903.
INTEEPRBTATION OF AWARDS 153 8. If the Court finds itself unable to deal with the matter without further evidence or explanation, it will call upon the parties for further information, or defer deciding the case until it visits the district in which th...e question arises.
9. Any matter which involves a question as to the performance by any party of his duty under an award or industrial agreement shall be deemed a question of interpretation within these and the said regulations.
10. These regulations apply to pending applications, whether filed by Inspectors or parties.
Dated this 10th day of January, 1905.
PBEDK. E. CHAPMAN, J., President.
By the issue of these regulations the Court no doubt intended to remove any barrier which would prevent the employer from obtaining an interpretation, but it may be doubted whether the object aimed at has been satisfactorily accomplished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Clerk of Awards shall in such case, at the request of the Inspector, forward copies of the application to all parties interested, and any party may have his views represented in terms of clause 5 of the regulations of the 16th November, 1903.
INTEEPRBTATION OF AWARDS 153 8. If the Court finds itself unable to deal with the matter without further evidence or explanation, it will call upon the parties for further information, or defer deciding the case until it visits the district in which th...e question arises.
9. Any matter which involves a question as to the performance by any party of his duty under an award or industrial agreement shall be deemed a question of interpretation within these and the said regulations.
10. These regulations apply to pending applications, whether filed by Inspectors or parties.
Dated this 10th day of January, 1905.
PBEDK. E. CHAPMAN, J., President.
By the issue of these regulations the Court no doubt intended to remove any barrier which would prevent the employer from obtaining an interpretation, but it may be doubted whether the object aimed at has been satisfactorily accomplished.
What to read after State Regulation of Labour And Labour Disputes in New Zealand. a Description And a Criticism?
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