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TABLE 3: NOMINAL WAGE INDEXES FOR MAJOR INDUSTRIES IN THE

MANUFACTURING SECTOR

INDEXES (MARCH 1982 = 100)

SELECTED MAJOR INDUSTRIES

MAR.

1990

SEPT. MAR. 1990 1991

* CHANGE * CHANGE MAR. 1991/ MAR. 1991/ SEPT. 1990 MAR. 1990

GARMENTS

160.9

171.5 178.8

+4.3

+11.1

GLOVES

191.0 203.8 205.4

+0.8

+7.5

HANDBAGS

192.2

205.5 214.8

+4.5

+11.8

COTTON SPINNING/WEAVING

210.7

216.9 232.6

+7.2

+10.4

KNITTING

175.0 182.4 187.9

+3.0

+7.4

BLEACHING AND DYEING

207.7

218.0 230.0

+5.5

+10.7

PRINTING

238.5 267.2 280.0

+4.8

+17.4

PLASTIC PRODUCTS

184.1 190.1 208.6

+9.7

+13.3

METAL PRODUCTS

201.7 212.8 222.3

+4.5

+10.2

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

244.4 256.4

268.3

+4.6

+9.8

ELECTRONICS

228.4

241.1 261.6

+8.5

+14.5

WATCHES AND CLOCKS

243.4

245.2 256.8

+4.7

+5.5

MANUFACTURING

192.2 202.1 8 214.4

+5.7

+11.6

METROPLAN BRINGS IMPROVEMENT TO ENVIRONMENT

GREAT

PROPOSALS WOULD RESULT IN THE THROUGH ENVIRONMENT

AND THE REDUCTION OR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR

THE METROPLAN IMPLEMENTATION OF IMPROVEMENTS ΤΟ THE METROPOLITAN DECENTRALISATION OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES BUFFERING OF INDUSTRIAL/RESIDENTIAL INTERFACES, OF INDUSTRY, MR WILFRED WONG, SAID TODAY (THURSDAY).

AT SPBAKING

THE TOPPING OUT CEREMONY OF KWAI CHUNG TALLEST INTERNATIONAL CARGO CENTRE, WHICH HAS LAID CLAIM AS BEING THE

FUTURE INDUSTRIES WAREHOUSE IN THE WORLD AT 31 STOREYS, MR WONG SAID

IN THE WESTERN WOULD BE DECENTRALISED CLOSE TO THE PORT AND AIRPORT PART OF THE HARBOUR.

/HE SAID