DOMINION TEACHERS
i j REQUEST FOR A BONUS
(Per United Press Association.)
| WELLINGTON, April 29. I ]n view of the fact that an announee- ■ ineut has been made of the payment to various departments of the Civil Service of a cost of living bonus, and that no similar announcement has been made to members of the leaching profession, the following t-elcgram was to-day despatched to the Minister of Education: “We observe a statement in the press that a bonus is being paid to officers of various departments of the Civil Service, but no similar announcement has been made regarding teachers. We trust that in justice to a ; class of public servants who in many in- : stances live in conditions most unfavour - I able, you will safeguard their interests by I arranging for the simultaneous payment ;of a bonus to them also. (Signed) T. Forsyth, President; G. L. Stewart, Secre- ; tary, Education Boards Association.
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Southland Times, Issue 18809, 30 April 1920, Page 5
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153DOMINION TEACHERS Southland Times, Issue 18809, 30 April 1920, Page 5
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