[14] The National Union of Railwaymen and the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen.

[15] The principle had been agreed in January 1920.

[16] Now the General Council of the Trades Union Congress.

[17] The propriety of this disqualification has been referred by the Minister of Labour to a Committee for consideration and report. (See Labour Gazette, July 1922, p. 287.)

[18] The total value of the effective allocations is £2,630,000, inasmuch as approximately £160,618 will not ultimately be payable.

[19]

1921.April 28.6½per cent.
June 23.6”
July 21.5½”
Nov. 3.5”
1922.Feb. 16.4½”
April 13.4”
June 15.3½”
July 13.3”

[20] Committee of Inquiry into the Working and Effect of the Trade Boards Acts—Parliamentary Paper, 1922, Cd. 1645.

[21] Address to Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 18, 1920.

[22] See other illustrations reported by me to the Government, p. 302, Industrial Problems and Disputes, by Lord Askwith.