DISTRIBUTING WORK
Germany and Italy have been doing much to distribute employment so as to give it mainly to those who need it most, and especially to fathers of families. Their efforts have been concerned with discouraging the employment of women in some trades and in encouraging marriage. In England some old proposals have been revived to■ reduce the number of young and old seeking work. Before the war a private member introduced into' Parliament a Bill to establish compulsory continuation schools and raise the school age. The compulsory continuation school would continue every child's education in the daytime until 18.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22718, 2 November 1935, Page 18
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