HOSPITAL WAGES

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21461, 1 May 1935, Page 16

HOSPITAL WAGES

PERMISSION TO BESTC^M COTS SOUGHT-;:'^! - . POSITION OF AUCKLAfe| | BOARD , t*lj|| (rasas issociitio* | AUCKLAND, Apripß&l|g The ruling by the ment in a circular letter last that the original 10 per salaries and -wages imposed iH!^K; is not to be restored by k 0 : boards, either in part or in ; until specific approval is S discussed at a special meeting »Jj*|g|| |i Auckland Hospital Board. lE« board decided that, in view jJIM improved financial position, tw{ w|||| press for. official permission to *f|g§i store the cuts as decided on igalflp solution passed a MHwKfo The chairman, Mr W.'WJJtfQSg said the cuts would* have to § stored, and if possible creased in order to get better conditions. It was. »|IH|I that the Government wowJSmfflto welcomed the action of wejw»gj||J| land board in restoring tofjflll a lead to other hospital boards. >N§I«I "We should refuse to takcSWfjMl partment's ruling as the in this matter," Mr Wallace *? B *M|; NORTH CANTERBURY SPECIAL MEETING ;^M| The attitude which 'the I Canterbury Hospital adopt towards the payment M|| | 5 per cent, increase in t:.e staff will be denned at ' t 8 ; l SBl meeting on Saturday I .board: recently, decided-to-increase to the staff, but ceived a letter from the B6P«SIBjjM| of Health asking it to WtM&MJlii payment-of any increas estimates had been aPP Minister .lor Health. ajffllaiili This letter will be ,cdiiai»HK§H9H. the. meeting, .which wM J*f|fflijf«l™|requisition : signed by s*fr!9HlHH members.. - i: ifl iB

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