WAGES ON DAIRY FARMS
SCALE INCREASED BY SPECIAL ORDER
EFFECT OF GUARANTEED PRICE
By a special fixation order, the wages of workers on dairy farms in the Dominion have been increased, from November 1 last. The new rates, according to the text of the official notification, are made "having regard to the prices for the time being fixed under the Primary Products Marketing Act," and will remain in force until July 31 next, or until revoked or altered by a further order. The new minimum rates payable to workers on dairy farms are:—
A week, s. d. Under 17 years .. • • 1? « 17 years but under 18 years 24 u Iff years but under 19 years 29 0 19 years but under 20 years 34 b 20 years but under 21 years 39 b 21 years and upwards .. 45 0
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22252, 17 November 1937, Page 19
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