§ 27. Sir COOPER RAWSONasked the Minister of Labour what steps are taken in the Employment Exchanges to bring to the notice of those seeking work the demand for kerb dressers in different parts of the country and the high wages it is possible to earn in the industry?
§ Miss BONDFIELDParticulars of vacancies for kerb dressers, including the rate of wages offered, which are notified to the Department and cannot be filled locally are brought to the notice of suitable applicants registered at other Employment Exchanges in the ordinary way.
§ Mr. KELLYCan the right hon. Lady tell us what are the rates operating in this industry which are called high rates?
§ Sir C. RAWSONIs the Minister aware that it represents about £4 5s. a week for boys as well as men?