§ Mr. Fernyhoughasked the Secretary of State for Employment, in view of the findings in the "Wages of Uncertainty", published in August by the Low Pay Unit, what steps he intends to take to overcome the serious problems outlined.
§ Mr. John GrantI am examining the possibility of producing guides to wages orders and, in conjunction with certain wages councils, experimenting with simplification of the orders. A publicity campaign to make the work of the councils and wages inspectors more26W objections are being made by workers in industry generally and the motor car, steel, coal mining, Civil Service, police, electricity and power and fire services in particular.
§ Mr. Harold WalkerNo. I think that the aims of the pay policy and the difficulties to which it inevitably gives rise are widely appreciated both within the trade union movement and by the public at large.