HEALTH OF WORKERS.
STATEMENT BY PRINCE OF WALES. LONDON Dec. 6. “No man’s occupation should endanger his life or health,” said the Prince of Wales in the course of an address he delivered at a meeting of the Industrial Health Education Society. The Prince added that it was the duty of employers to provide hygienic equipment for the workers and observe the regulations of health in industry. This meant a good output, good earnings and contentment, but the workers must earn their daily health just as they earned their daily bread. Health risks should be avoided.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 7, 8 December 1930, Page 8
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