UNEMPLOYMENT.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19724, 14 September 1929, Page 23

UNEMPLOYMENT.

REPORT OF AUCKLAND EMPLOYERS' ASSOCIATION. [THB PREBS Special Service.] AUCKLAND. September 13. Satisfaction that the past year had been froo Jrom serious industrial trouble is expressed in the twentyeighth annual report of the Auckland Provincial Employers' Association. "The abnormal amount of unemployment throughout the country is a matter of grave concern to jili who are interested in the welfare of the Dominion and its industries." states the report. 'The Unemployment Commission set up bv the Government as the result of the Industrial Conference held in March, 1928, has met on several occasions, but as yet has brougat down no report. To those who study the question of finding work, both for surplus labour and the rising generation the onW true solution appears to be ,n more intensive settlement of unoceupied or partly ~™P^Jf n £?l„ 1 W1 " be readily admitted that everyone is to farm life, but such settlement of land will automatically lead to increased, employment m our secondary industries.