Alliance Plans 24-Hour Shift
(N.Z. Press Association) DUNEDIN, November 14. A 24-hour a day shift system, requiring 200 additional staff members, is planned for the Alliance Textiles <N.Z.I, Ltd., woollen mills at Milton. “We are aiming at employing 200 extra staff members if we can get them.” the managing-director of the Alliance group, Mr B. A. R. Spence, of Timaru. said. A recruiting drive to provide the additional staff was under way at present. Mr he believed the 24-hour shift system was the answer to the problem of rising overhead costs in New Zealand. The total number employed at the Milton mill would rise to between 450 and 500 if the company is successful in attracting 200 additional employees.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30289, 15 November 1963, Page 28
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