FORTY-HOUR WEEK
Shop Workers’ Campaign
PUBLIC MEETING AT -INVERCARGILL
P.A. INVERCARGILL, Dec. 2. A unanimous decision to give full support to a campaign for the institution of a 40-hour five-day week for shop workers and others employed in businesses which normally ‘remain open on Saturday mornings was made at a public meeting to-night. It was decided to forward a motion to the Federation of Labour for presentation to the Government. ■
The meeting, which was organised by the Southland Trades Council was a small one, but was stated to he representative of the. various trade unions. At least one employer was present, and he gave - full''sup* port to the proposal,
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Grey River Argus, 3 December 1943, Page 3
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109FORTY-HOUR WEEK Grey River Argus, 3 December 1943, Page 3
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