Conference Fails To Settle Hotel Dispute
A compulsory conference was held at Wollongong on Friday afternoon by Conciliation Commissioner, F. D. Kelly, between…
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Hotels & licensing, 1953
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They Wanted a Place of Their Own — a Hotel
In England after enduring years living in furnished rooms, flats and maisonettes, Mervyn Levy, who is a painter and teacher of art, and his…
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SYDNEY, Tues. — A woman was fined £2 in Central Court today for biting a publican…
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A motor cyclist who had had his license suspended for two months and who exceeded the speed limit soon after it was…
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No finality was reached yesterday at a conference presided over by Conciliation Commissioner…
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The senior district executive of the Miners' Federation will attend a meeting of executive…
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The President of the Wollongong Hotel Disputes Committee (Miss Margaret Stewart) last…
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The Southern District Executive of the Miners' Federation will attend a meeting of all executive officers or unions affiliated With…
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Police yesterday afternoon clashed with unionists who tried to enforce the "black" ban on the Motel Wollongong. They wrestled with and tore banners away from…
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A case which the solicitor for the [?] said had arisen out of the picketting of a Wollongong motel was…
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Police arrested eight demonstrators in a skirmish outside the Hotel Wollongong late yesterday afternoon. This was the third demonstration outside the…
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Six ships and the whole of the Port Kembla waterfront labour force were idle yesterday in protest against police arresting eight men for demonstrating in front of the Hotel Wollongong, on Thursday…
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A meeting of the Hotel, Club and Restaurant Employees' Union today will discuss the possibility of extending the Hotel Wollongong dispute to other hotels in Greater Wollongong. State Organiser of the…
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The Port Kembla waterfront has been idle since last Friday morning owing to an extension of the Hotel Wollongong dispute to the waterfront unions. Meetings to be held this…
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Three ships may be tied up at Port Kembla harbour until April 2, following yesterday's developments in the Hotel Wollongong dispute. The Seamen's Union…
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Sir.—The State Organiser of the Hotel, Club andi Restaurant Employees' Union (Mr. H. McPhillips)…
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Two waitresses on the staff of the Hotel Wollongong resigned last night on the advice of the licensee (Mr. John Dorahy). This followed a protest stoppage by miners at Nebo colliery…
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A meeting of the Federated Liquor Trades Union in Sydney last night decided against admitting the present staff of the Hotel Wollongong to membership until further inquiries are made…
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A mass meeting of all local members of the Hotel, Club and Restaurant Employees' Union will be held at Wollongong tomorrow night to discuss the Hotel Wollongong dispute, which is now in its sixth week…
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The 41-days-old Hotel Wollongong dispute may be settled this morning…
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