Referring fb Trinidad, it was stated:
"It is clear that labour organization in some of the Colonies is behind the standards reached in industrial countries, and that where large bodies of wage labour is employed by rinir companies, or on plantations, it is en-cumbent on the Government to ensure, in the interests of both capital and labour, that machiner. for Constitutional settlement: putes regarding the rates of wages end conditions of labour."
The report stated that.ste s were now being taken by y Colonies to create the machinery of such special Ja#bour departments or inspeciorates calculated to obviate the possibility of outbursts of labour trouble, due to the lack of a proper ventilation of grievances and proper conciliation machinery.—Reuter.
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