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Labor. Minister Considers

‘New Run-Throughs Probe #

By BEN WARD OTTAWA (CP) — Labor Min- ister Nicholson has been sound- ing out labor and management

~ . geoups on the: possibility of a =new=inquiry- into. the controver-

proposals advanced last December in the Freedman re- port on CNR crew run- -throughs

Mr. Justice Samuel Freed-

‘man of Winnipeg, who investi-

= Nicholson: has-been_under-heavy-

f

gated the CNR dispute as @ one- man federal commission, rec- ommended that the law be amended to force employers. to negotiate the introduction of automated techniques that af- fect’ working conditions.

As the law now stands, um

fons, are _ legally .powerless to protest the dislocations caused by work changes introduced

“ -while a collective agreement ie

in force. Since taking over ,the labor portfolio last January, Mr.

pressure from labor and man- agement groups on the Freed- man issue. Labor organizations have been unanimous in de- manding action on lines laid

“—“down in the -veport:~Manage=-"|

ment spokesmen are viernes, opposed to it.

The labor minister's public statements on the issue so far have been noncommital- arous- ing criticism from some ‘union

leaders.

BECOMES KEY DEMAND Adding to his dilemma, the

Brotherhood of Railroad Train-"

men (CLC) has made the Freed man principle one of the key demands in its current contract dispute’ with the CNR. Negotia- tions have broken down and a

_ conciliation board is being set

up to seek a settlement. If thts fails, the trainmen are prepared for a strike that could force the

_ Minister to make a decision.

Informants say Mr. Mecheloce. is of the view that a fuller in- vestigation should be made in order to fear views from other industries that would be af- fected by sucha change in fed- eral labor law. He has advanced the idea in private tells, sug- ge.ing either a parliamentary committee or royal commis- sion.

Those who have been involved in the conversations say he ap- pears to favor a royal commis- sion that would hear from all industries under federal juris- diction — railways, airlines banking, inteprovincal _truck- ing, grain mills, shipping: broadcasting, pipelines, tele- phone systems~and_the like.

The Freedman was set. up in the fall of 1964 after 2,800 CNR workers staged & railway’s decision to run train brief wildcat strike over the. erews_thr.ough mae Alta., and Nakina, points where crews Sa were changed.

SEE HUMN PROBLEMS

ts og Secs the cin | Hegalright to throughs but should not have done so without negotiating with its. unions on the human_prob- lems involved.

Mr. Justice Freedman’s terms of reference, prepared by for- mer: Labor Minister Allan Mac- Eachen who has since been switched to the health potfolio, invited him: to extend the run- through proposals to “similar. | situations arising in future.”

This was taken by the judge to mean industry in general and he made this clear in his re-|

eral labor law, denying unions |

manifest inequity which clam- |

ors for ‘attention and correc- ition.” :

Charlottetown to:

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Halifax

Be eect of CN's new Red Bargain Fares. Sleeping car prices including

Sydney $ 9.00 Col | 16.00

Corner Brook

& Fp i oe Sr - 5. wr ae West, parks voard mainten- ance man at Stanley Park. 'F Vancouver (CP Wirepheto) ~; Ce oe \" Pen Pr lt a | groups have af- | er gued that MS thet the ion pr beegars ool | Pro at the railway situation and did wr not consider the problems ot other industries. | > Union leaders: however, “con ‘

tend that the judge's report~con- taing a full and factual study of the situation in general and that an expanded inquiry . woul be meaningless. | It wi_'d, in effect, be an = quiry into an inquiry. Spokesmen for the~ Railway Brotherhood say they will pro- test to the government if -an- other inquiry. is ordered....The Brotherhood spent $50,000 put

ting their arguments before the |

Freedman commission. and are unwilling to face a similar out- lay before another tribunal, The trainmen’s union says the only resuli of a new inquiry would be to get the labor minis- ter off the hook should the CNR be dumped in his lap, an alternative, the -unions.|. may demand that Mr. Nichol- son introduce legislation pened on the Freedman report an both sides fight the i * hearings before the ons Tlabor Committee: a5

WASHINGTON (CP) — Exter- nal Affairs Minister Martin is expected to confer Wednesday in Toronto with Averell Harri- man, United States ambassador at large. Harriman will address the annual dinner of The Cana- dian Press in Toronto tonight

port. He said the present fed- |

a voice in’ automation, “is a

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