N.S.W. STATE EMPLOYEES.
WAGES BILL OF £14,6&3,000. FAIR SAY'S -WORK DEMANDED. (Rerelved :> a.ru.i SYDXKY, Ihie day. >ir Thus. Henley (Minister of Works), ' who is taking stock of the public services, says he lincls the State employs no loss ' than 14A per cent of the adult tnal» population. The annuad wages bill nmounta to £14.658,000. In urging the importance of getting h lair return for this immense expenditure, he stiid the Government did not stand tor I'ltonp labour or sweated renditions, but he jrave a plain hint that •it intended to secure a fair day's work I for the money nid or he would know the I reason why.— (A. and S./.. CpMc.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 104, 4 May 1922, Page 5
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