Plug for job schemes
The Labour Department in Christchurch has. this week sent 4000 circulars to potential recruiters of the unemployed, urging them to take advantage of the various job-creation schemes. The district superintendent of the department, Mr W. T. Holland, said that another 4000 would be sent but later/, as a boost. The scheme was a local publicity effort as a sequel to lhe .'national advertising cgp-
paign through newspapers last February, said Mr Holland. The circulars were a “more personal” approach and already the department had had several telephone calls. The circulars have been sent to businesses, farmers, schools, education authorities, hospitals, ad hoc bodies, local authorities, and all voluntary community organisations.
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Press, 27 May 1983, Page 6
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