118
54
172
175
68
Engineering Crew
121
121
80
9
89
89
74
Other Staff
212
212
191
5
189
129
89
Total :
590
590
389
68
450
455
77
II. HONG KONG & YAUMATI FERRY COMPANY
Staff
No. on 11-5-67 (i.c. prior to disturbances)
No, dismissed after strike
Number reinstated
Number of New employees
Number on 21 August 1967
Number on 28 August 1967
Percentage of
pre-distur bance total
Deck Crew
814
73
8
29
780
787
97
Engineering Crew
313
28
2
13
296
297
95
Other Stoff
758
14
1
11
731
753
97
Total:
1,885
115
10
53
1,807
1,317
96
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HONG KONG TRAMWAYS
Staff
Drivers
Conductors
No. on 11-5-67 (i.e. prior tọ disturbances)
No. dismissed
after strike
Number reinstated
Number of New employees
Number on
21 August 1967
Number on 28 August 1967
Parcentage of pro-dictur- banco total
384
183
102
174
239
62
817
385
1
95
406
422
52
Other Staff
512
111
1
63
438
439
86
Total
1,713
679
2
260
1,018
1,099
64
IV
CHINA MOTOR BUS COMPANY
Staff
Drivors
No. on 11-5-67 (1.0. prior to disturbances)
706
No, dirmisgod
after strake
Number reinstated
Number of New cmployees
Number on 21 August 1367
Mber on
25 August 1997
Percentage of pro-distur-
bance total
409
20
47
352
362
50
Conductors
1,058
671
30
130
497
517
49
Other Staff
598
193
25
1
12
411
410
69
Total
2,350
1,273
75
189
1,260
1,289
55
V.
KOWLOON MOT) BUS COMPANY
Staff
No. on 11-5-67 (i.e. prior to disturbances)
No. dismissed
after strike *
Number reinstated
Number of New employees
Number on
14 August 1967
Drivers
Conductors
Number on 28 August 1967
Fercentago of pre-distur- bance total
1,810
1,491
224
60
560
584
33
3,082
2,234
355
114 **
1,207
1,271
41
Other Staff
2,302
1,182
14
1,123
1,114
48
Total
7,194
4,907
595
174
2,890
2,969
41
(*Final figures)
(** including 25 gate-keepers promoted from "Other Staff")
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Staff
No. on 11-5-67 (i.e. prior to disturbances)
No. dismissed
VI. HONG KONG ELECTRIC COMPANY
after strike
Number reinstated
Number of New employees
Number on
21 August 1967
Number on 28 August 1957
Percentage of Pro-distur-
bance total
Staff
324
23
344
344
106
Labour'
654
148
12
9
504
504
77
Total
978
148
12
32
848
848
87
VII.
HONG KONG AND CHINA GAS COMPANY
Staff
No. on 11-5-67 (i.e. prior to disturbances).
No. dismissed after strike
Number reinstated
Number of New
employces
Number on 21 August 1967
Number on 28 August 1967
Staff
166
24*
Labour
382
334
170
و
185
201
185
Percentage of Pre-distur-
bance total___
111
199
52
Total
548
334
170
33
386
334
70
(* Including 21 promoted from Labour)
VIII. CHINA LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
No. on 11-5-67
Staff
(i.e. prior to
No. dismissed
disturbances)
after strike
Number reinsted
Number of New employees
Number on 21 August 1967
Number on 28 August 1967
Percentage of Pre-distur- bance total
Staff
850
850
Labour
1,895
709
49
158
1,330
850 1,393
100
74
Total
2,745
709
49
158
2,180
2,243
82
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turning to horab outrages and in the fortnight before 4th September
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strain on the bomb disposal unito; and proposals had been made for stern
action against people found carrying bombs, So-called "mosquito
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one of whom had since been killed) had also recently appeared; and some
of them were being produced in premises owned by Chinese Government
enterprises. Thought was being given to action to deal with these new
threats having regard to possible repercussions on the British staff of
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