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M.D.I. Gass Esq., C.M.G.,

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You were, of course, aware that we had labour

matters scheduled for discussion with the Governor on

his recent arrival here and you no doubt saw the brief

he brought with him prepared by Hetherington.

discussions on labour matters were, in fact, confined to

matters covered in that brief as set out under the

following heads and I am now writing to let you know the

outcome.

Hours of Work

Our

2. We were very interested to learn of the counter-

proposals under this head which you expect to be put

forward by employers' organisations (as detailed in

paragraph 6 of the brief). Sir David thought it might be

helpful to you, in the context of your further consultations

with industry, if you knew our preliminary reactions to

them. His inclination was to suggest that, if they were

in general acceptable here, you might take the initiative

in formulating detailed proposals along these lines and not

wait for industry to make the running.

3. At first sight, the proposals seem to us to offer the

possibility of a considerable advance, but whether this

will, in fact, be the case will depend on three main

criteria:-

(a) the agreed

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