FORTY-FOUR HOURS WEEK
N.S.W. EMPLOYERS PERTURBED POSTPONEMENT URGED. Bv Telegraph —Press Assn.—Copyright. SYDNEY, Deoember IG. A deputation representing the employers associations of the State urged the Minister of Labour to defer the date of the proclamation of the 44-hours week to enable the industries to prepare for the change. The deputation also asked that tile bill be held over until further efforts have been made to get the other States to come into lino with regard to 44bours legislation. The Minister promised to place the matter before Cabinet. i REJECTED BY W.A. PARLIAMENT
PERTH, December IG. The Assembly refused to pass the Forty-four Hours Week Bill, introduced by the Government, bv IS votes to 11
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12322, 17 December 1925, Page 10
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