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THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1992
TABLE 3: NOMINAL WAGE INDEXES FOR MAJOR INDUSTRIES IN THE
MANUFACTURING SECTOR
INDEXES (MARCH 1982 = 100)
SELECTED MAJOR
INDUSTRIES
SEP. 1990
MAR. 1991
SEP.
* CHANGE SEP. 1991/
X CHANGE
1991
MAR. 1991
SEP. 1991/ SEP. 1990
GARMENTS
171.5
178.8
186.6
+4.4
+8.8
GLOVES
203.8 205.4 224.8
+9.4
+10.3
HANDBAGS
205.5
214.8 221.4
+3.1
+7.7
COTTON SPINNING/WEAVING 216.9
232.6 238.3
+2.5
+9.9
KNITTING
182.4
187.9
197.6
+5.2
+8.3
BLEACHING AND DYEING
218.0
230.0
242.6
+5.5
+11.3
PRINTING
267.2
280.0
298.9
+6.8
+11.9
PLASTIC PRODUCTS
190.1
208.6
218.7
+4.8
+15.0
METAL PRODUCTS
212.8
222.3
233.1
+4.9
+9.5
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
256.4
268.3
276.4
+3,0
+7.8
ELECTRONICS
241.1
261.6
278.9
+6.6
+15.7
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
245.2 256.8
259.5
+1.1
+5.8
MANUFACTURING
202.8
214.4 223.9
+4.4
+10.4
DEPUTY TO THE GOVERNOR VISITS PRIVATE SOCIAL WELFARE FACILITIES
A TOTAL OF 33 PRIVATE HOMES FOR THE ELDERLY HAVE REGISTERED WITH THE SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT, AND THE BOUGHT PLACE SCHEME HAS ALMOST REACHED THE PLANNED TARGET OF 500 PLACES, THE DEPUTY то THE GOVERNOR SIR DAVID FORD WAS TOLD THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON.
ACCOMPANIED BY THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL CARTLAND, SIR DAVID VISITED A NUMBER OF SOCIAL WHICH WERE RUN BY PRIVATE BODIES.
WELFARE, WELFARE
MR M.D.
FACILITIES
/SIR DAVID