One of the worst systems that ever cursed *ew South Wales is toe clay labor fijtttem as carried out by the present-Go-vernment,'' deekml Mr W. Stnnrt the other aay at a combined meeting of master bidders arid public works' contractors in rrvctney. ■ Its very basis is political influence and it. , s bolstered up bv mtri<nic" Ho add.d. tint there was of v.ork „ n dcr the extern. Every man who hnd been m the Government ferric- for a certain time became absolutely unfitted to do a fair day's work. No contractor today was getting as much work from his employees as lie used to. for thr>. reason that at some lime, or other most of tli« vorkws had pnssed through the hands of tm, G : o ™ r " m!f '" t ; '- s dav Unskilled labor -.vas fairly plentiful pist now. but would the men woik? Xo. This system .which was held up in tho coimt-T aa one of the why the Holman Government should retain office, was ccstino-' Australia, hundreds of thousands a. vcar.'°
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Evening Star, Issue 15343, 18 November 1913, Page 7
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