CO129-534-2 Correspondence and reports of Salarie's Report Anomalies Committee 22-1-1931 - 13-7-1932 — Page 27

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result that he was required to attend the meetings

of that body on many afternoons when the Anomalies

Committee might have sat. The routine duties of our respective offices would not permit of morning

meetings.

B.

3. We will now proceed to deal with the cases presented to us under the Sections of the Report

involved. Some of the se have for various reasons

been treated as urgent and approved by Government ad interim, subject in certain cases to the approval

of the Secretary of State. These are marked with

an asterisk.

Except where otherwise stated it is intended

that our recommendations shall take effect from the

1st of January, 1930.

The Refort is in Ion 7279

1on 72797

GENERAL.

Paragraphs 25 and 26.

labourers.

4. It will be clear that the reversal of policy in the matter of increments (or Good Conduct Allowances) for this class of employee recommended in paragraph 25 of the Report must involve serious curtailment of

prospects. On the other hand the grant of an extra month's salary by way of bonus at Chinese New Year recommended in the next paragraph will more than redress this loss. For as the minimum revised

wage