RIGHT OF APPEAL.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 264, 6 November 1919, Page 4

RIGHT OF APPEAL.

i i MADE RETROSPECTIVE. I P. AND T. OFFICERS JUBILANT.' • ' There is much joy in the camp, as th» saying goes, in lost and Telegraph i circles, through their efforts to have the 'right of appeal (granted them in th<>•■-• .Post and Telegraph Bill) made retro- ■ spective, having borne fruit. Previous legislation gave members of the service right of appeal but not to the extent they desired it—for it to apply as from April Ist of thi ß yeir ;This moved the men to action, and thi ■ ■ first results of their endeavours wag- ' communicated to one of the Auckland officials yesterday, to th e effect that an amendment, which is now law, provide!j for the power asked for. The men will now no doubt lose no ■' Uimc in taking full advantage of it They can now appeal in respect to ■ salaries and promotions made since April ;