Cleaners back litter laws
A disregard for community cleanliness and open defiance of the country’s litter laws I pushed up the cost of clean- ; ing. said Mr G. K. Lukies i at the opening of New Zea- ' land’s first master cleaners’ ; conference in Christchurch. ' Mr Lukies, who is chair- ; man of the national federation. said: “If cleaning costs are to be contained then the educator and the law enforcer has a mighty task ahead in our community.
“We represent not only an I industry but a part of every-j day life. Cleaning affects the! environment in which we live and work. “The industry has not re-i ceived the attention it: deserves, although it is one; of the largest in the i country.” He said that members of’ the federation saw the need to increase their efficiency to keep costs down. This was why the federation had sponsored the Come Clean 1976 seminar. •]
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