BLIND ALLEY OCCUPATIONS
EMPLOYERS AND APPRENTICES r?im United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, November 19. The Master Builders’ Association discussed an intimation from the Labor Department that a committee comprising representatives of those engaged in boys’ welfare work had been established for the purpose of endeavoring to prevent boys from going to blind alley occupations. The memorandum stated that, in looking up the returns in connection with the carpenters and joiners’ trade, it was found that a considerable number of employers had failed to accept thoir_ responsibility in regard to the training of apprentices. . It was decided to communicate vith all the members of the association, drawing their attention to the apprentice question, and urging the employers to engage their full quota of apprentices.
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Evening Star, Issue 19411, 20 November 1926, Page 2
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122BLIND ALLEY OCCUPATIONS Evening Star, Issue 19411, 20 November 1926, Page 2
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