RELIEF WORKERS
WANT FAKES TO HOMES. "It is an organised attempt to make the camp unworkable," stated Mr. John Dean at the meeting of the Franklin County Council, when referring to the conditions prevailing at relief workers' camps in his riding. A request was made to the council for provision for the payment of fares for relief workers to their homes in Auckland at least once a month, from the secretary of the Mercer and district relief workers' bridge camp. The writer intimated that the men were also taking up the matter with the Labour Department in Auckland.
The county clerk was asked to advise the workers that their remuneration was fixed by the Department, and that their request be forwarded to the proper quarter.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 98, 28 April 1933, Page 7
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