The Canadian method of preventing strikes and lockouts 1912

Excerpt from The Canadian Method of Preventing Strikes and Address by Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King, Former Canadian Minister of Labor, Delivered at the Annual Dinner of the Railway Business Association
The Conciliation Act was a voluntary act and did not apply compulsion in any shape or form, but provided ma chinery whereby the State, upon the request of either of the parties to a dispute, or of its own motion, might lend its good offices toward the friendly mediation or settlement of a threat ened or existing dispute. That was the first act which was introduced by Sir William Mulock, at that time Post master General of Canada.
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