THE ADDINGTON WORKSHOPS.
(.BESS ASSOCIATION ____.___..)
WELLINGTON, January 25. Tlie "New Zealand Times" understands that tl_e Government intends shortly to arrange for a public enquiry into the system of management in vogue at tho Addington workshops, and the cost of the work done there' The constitution of the tribunal- Las not a-et been settled, but it may be decided this weeik.
Meanwhile the Addington officials to whom were referred the expert's allegations in regard to lack of discipline and loafing, are framing their ansivcr, which lias not yet com. to hand.
One or the features _f the enquiry will probably be an attempt to discover tho person who divulged to the _ew-pap_rs th. General Manager's, ?* r ? n K'i" worded letter of complaint mis is regarded as a serious breach, of discipline, as tlie Department's regulations str_ctly forbid railway servant* giving information to the public, or showing an official document to an* unauthorised person, unless instructed to <io so in tbo course of their duty.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13332, 26 January 1909, Page 7
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