Engines And Men; the History of the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers And Firemen; a Survey of Organisation of Railway Locomotive Men
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Clower be informed that the intention of our 224 ENGINES AND MEN 1917 A.A.D. was the rejection of the Conciliation Scheme, which was accepted on behalf of the Society in March and May, 1916, and that this E.C. now definitely rejects such scheme ; also, that we are not prepared to accept the scheme even if it should now be accepted in principle by the other parties to the negotiation, as such Scheme does not meet the requirements of locomotive' men. We also instruct the General Secretary to forw...ard our new machinery, with a request for a meeting between the General Managers' Committee and this E.C. at the earliest possible moment." Mr. Bromley next had an interview with Sir Francis Dent on the matter, and also on the extra food ration, and the E.C. set to work to draft certain clauses showing the method of election of delegates and of negotiations between local delegates. Delegation Boards, and other bodies mentioned in our approved machinery, the scheme then to be fully discussed. This was done, emd the completed re-draft of negotiating machinery, as an amendment to the Con- ciliation Scheme, was considered, when it was resolved : — " That the new machinery, as revised, be adopted, and for- warded forthwith to the Railway General Managers* Committee," which was asked to arrange an early meeting, not later than May 22nd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clower be informed that the intention of our 224 ENGINES AND MEN 1917 A.A.D. was the rejection of the Conciliation Scheme, which was accepted on behalf of the Society in March and May, 1916, and that this E.C. now definitely rejects such scheme ; also, that we are not prepared to accept the scheme even if it should now be accepted in principle by the other parties to the negotiation, as such Scheme does not meet the requirements of locomotive' men. We also instruct the General Secretary to forw...ard our new machinery, with a request for a meeting between the General Managers' Committee and this E.C. at the earliest possible moment." Mr. Bromley next had an interview with Sir Francis Dent on the matter, and also on the extra food ration, and the E.C. set to work to draft certain clauses showing the method of election of delegates and of negotiations between local delegates. Delegation Boards, and other bodies mentioned in our approved machinery, the scheme then to be fully discussed. This was done, emd the completed re-draft of negotiating machinery, as an amendment to the Con- ciliation Scheme, was considered, when it was resolved : — " That the new machinery, as revised, be adopted, and for- warded forthwith to the Railway General Managers* Committee," which was asked to arrange an early meeting, not later than May 22nd.
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