SECONDARY TEACHERS
ACTION NEEDED IN REGARD TO SALARIES DECISION OF WELLINGTON BOARD GOVERNMENT ASKED TO SET UP TRIBUNAL (By Telegraph—Press Association.) - WELLINGTON, This Day. “The position is far from satisfactory and has come to a state where drastic action must be taken' or the profession will lose a lot of valuable Secondary School assistants,” said Mr H. M. Patrick, reporting to the Wellington College Board of Governors yesterday on a meeting with Secondary School teachers regarding their salaries. The board adopted Mr Patrick’s recommendation that the Government should be asked to set up a tribunal of three teacher representatives, three from the Government and an independent chairman, to come to an agreement on salary increases for immediate adoption, retrospective to the beginning of this year.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 May 1944, Page 4
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