Toil And Self

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The award of the court was held to bind the parties concerned for one year absolutely. At the end of that time, if it was deemed sat- isfactory by both parties, it was continued, sometimes by formal contract, more fre- quently without any formality. But if con- ditions had changed, or the verdict worked unjustly, an appeal could be taken to the same court, and new evidence produced showing the effects of the last decision.
7. During this year, which was one of the nature of an enforced contract
..., neither side could sever the relations with the other unless for some flagrant wrong. At the close of the year, thirty days' notice was still re- quired before an employer could discharge a man, or the workman quit his place.
8. No appeal could be taken from the de- Toil and Self 75 cisions of the court, except to the Supreme Court of the United States for errors in law.
9. Any failure to conform to the terms of the decision was punishable as contempt of court, and the penalty divided, one half being given to the opposing party, the other to the State Board of Charities.


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