Forty-hour Week To Go
(Received noon.) PARIS August 26. M. Daladier, Prime Minister, told the Radical Socialists that he had nothing to add cr withdraw from his broadcast of Sunday, when he advocated modification of the 40-hour week in the interests of industries and national defence. Britain, Sweden and Belgium, he i said, worked 48 hours in most industries. and this was essential in the interests of defence. Firms requiring * extra hours would ha ,? o them with-it requiring prohibitive overtime. The meeting passed a vole of confidence in the Prime Minister,
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Northern Advocate, 29 August 1938, Page 4
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