§ Mr. MANDERasked the Under-Secretary of State for Air the number of complaints received last year of infractions of 1687W the Fair Wages Resolution of the House of Commons, and the number of inspections of wages books made by officials of his Department?
§ Mr. MONTAGUEEight complaints were received during 1929; in two cases the complaint could not be substantiated; all the others were settled without the necessity of inspecting the contractors' wages books.
MMr. MANDER asked the Secretary of State for War the number of complaints received last year of infractions of the Fair Wages Resolution of the House of Commons, and the number of inspections of wages books made by officials of his Department?
§ Mr. SHAWDuring the 12 months ended 31st October last, 19 complaints of breach of the Fair Wages Clause have been received, and in 12 of these cases it was necessary to inspect the firms' wages books.
§ Mr. MANDERasked the First Lord of the Admiralty the number of complaints received last year of infractions of the Fair Wages Resolution of the House of Commons and the number of inspections of wages books made by officials of his Department?
Mr. ALEXANDERSix complaints of infractions of the Fair Wages Clause were received during 1929, two of which involved inspection of wages books. The remainder were settled satisfactorily by correspondence.