MOBILE WORKERS.
CO-OPERATION OF NATIONS.
LEAGUE AND UNEMPLOYMENT«■
LQNDON. Feb. 3,
A Europe-wide, if not World-wide, view of international unemployment problems is the latest idea to come out of Geneva, says the Geneva correspondent of the Times.
Joint execution of extensive public works of an international character, and international co-operation in enabling workers to be placed in regions capable of utilising their services, is advocated by the International Labour Office's Unemployment Committee. Having in view the world-wide situation, the committee urges Governments to examine the possibility of agreement, on these lines, ensuring co-operation of the different national economic systems.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20794, 10 February 1931, Page 11
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