BUT BE SURE YOU GET DOAN'S.
An erroiieoius inipression has 'been oreafed (says the Post) that uader the Industrial Cfonolliaition and lArbitration Act of last session, it is now obligatory uipon factory owni6i*s a.nJ others to have ai wages book hung in a prominent, position, in. their establishmenits. Wliat the law requires i-= that the wages books shall be kept in a specified form, drawn up by tho Laibour lDlei>artm;en it. In tihese books the employers are required to keep n record of all wages paid, but it is in"coniecifc to suppose that the book has to be hu.n{r up in a prominent place on a wftfl in a ■workroom. Nobody ientitled to eDramane; the wtaigels book but the Inspector of Factories and the Insapeictor of Awards.
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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10631, 3 February 1909, Page 4
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129BUT BE SURE YOU GET DOAN'S. Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10631, 3 February 1909, Page 4
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