WORKING WITH SMALL STAFFS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17010, 18 November 1918, Page 6

WORKING WITH SMALL STAFFS

lUnWAYMEN'S DEMANDS.

A meeting of railwaymen, hold yesterday, passed a resolution demanding that full wages and bonuses should be paid to men off duty with influenza, and that overtime should be paid all members of tho service who have to work extra time owing to other men being ill. The reasons given were that the men were put to continual expense in the purchase of medicines, etc., to combat the epidemic, and that they ran a risk of infection in the course of their duties.

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