HC Deb 12 March 1924 vol 170 cc2375-6W
Mr. AYLES

asked the Minister of Labour whether he will see that no overtime in Government establishments is worked, except in exceptional circumstances, where arrangements can be made for additional staff while unemployment remains so acute?

Mr. GRAHAM

Every effort is made to reduce overtime in Government Offices to the narrowest possible limits, with special reference to the prevailing unemployment; and, so far as I am aware, no overtime is being worked which could be avoided, with due regard to the despatch of business, by the engagement of additional staff or by the postponement of discharge of redundant staffs.

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