THE COST OF LIVING.
PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION’S ATTITUDE. [Rr.it Press Association.] AVELLINGTON. Juno 29. Speaking at the conference of tho Public Service Association, Mr AY. AL Wright, chairman, said that the most important, question they had to deal with was compensation for the increased cost ol living. It was in the nature of their official duly that they must act _ui a cousuiutioual manner, by observing tin* eiioct or a constitutional attitude, as contrasted with an unconstitutiouai attitude. There arose a donbe in their minds as to whether to a large extent they wore not handicapped by adhering to that constitutional attitude. 'They Imped that the Government would recognise their position in that respect, and treat them in as libera] manner as those, who had adopted other means to obtain satisfaction ol their demands.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19986, 29 June 1920, Page 7
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