... SnSS 'WORK LON6CR THC yesterday urged workers to accept return to the 44 rMMM and 48-hour week—without In his presidential address expecting any Increase In re- Manchester Chamber of Com- numeration. merce. he said: What I am That Is MM of the ways ...

... 41-HOUR WEEK A 48-hour working week is stipulated for all excel* shift workers. Provisions for overtime and for fortnight's annual holiday are included. Pace rates, is required, should >K ...

... 48s-HOUR WEEK Congratulating the Labour Party on its ing overnment, the General Committee ot No, 1 Divi- sional Council of the Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers urges it to introduce, when the time working week. is opportune, a ...

... Brothers, Limited, the biggest manufacturers of glass in the world, have without reduction of this week reduced hours from 48 to 42 More than 6,000 work: le employed by caster, the company in Kirk Sandall, near Don- St. affected by the decision Helens ...

... van boy In Manchester worked for 70 hours week, excluding mealtimes. A cinema boy in Manchester worked 84 hours a week. Of 23.000 young persons in London about whom evidence had been given, 7,000 ...

... *We do 42 hours’ work a week.” OUR-SQUARE for Collective Security, and now pledged em- Phatically against Conscrip- tion, New Zealand’s new Labour Government is showing a genuine and freedom. consistency in its desire for peace This is possible only because ...

... the school holidays the men had been working eight nine hours day all the week Frank Bull, of Northcote-road. Battersea. a 29-year-old van driver, said he worked for Kesley from May until December at a week. ...

... THE fB•HOUR WEEK It prohibited night baking and the dangerous textile custom of shuttlekissing, compelled employers to give their workers a weekly rest period of at least 24 hours, imposed a maximum 48-hour ...

... WATCH AT PORTS Not seen for 48 hours 'Evening out' Residents in flats near Stanley's said last night that they had not seen him since friday night. But when a Herald reporter rang Stanley's flat at 9.30 p.m. a woman aald: Mr. Stanley left the flat to ...

... threw away concessions on Hours oUt of lovaltv to the stewards. The chairman (Mr. Henson) said that at Genoa in 1920 the British Government was preparea to stipulate a 48-hour week for the stohehold, 56 nours for the deck ind 7O hours tor ...

... Conference the question of the strength of crews. In connection with the possible extension to seamen of the eight-hour day and the 48-hour week, was carried unanimously by representatives of seamen, shipowners and Oovernments. This the first time that such ...

... SEVENTY-HOUR WEE. ��We have millions of people in this country,” Mr. Banfield went on, “ who are working considerably more than 48 hours a week. There are people in my own in- dustry who work as much as 70 ...