RAILWAY MANAGEMENT
;• •■ i ENGLAND HAS u\OT MUCH TO LEARN. (■•TinW and "Sydney Sun" -_rrioM.) (Received Juno Ist. 7.45 p.m.) *." LONDON, May 31. Tho National Union of Railwaymen recently sent a special commission of three officials to examine the methods • and conditions in vogue on tho Stato railways in Holland, Belgium, and Ger- ," many. The Commission has reported that tho English railways havo not much to learn from the Continental system. In. Germany the permanent signalling arrangements jire bad, tho pay inforior, and tho hours of servico longer, while rod tap© precludes the prompt hearing of grievance-.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14983, 2 June 1914, Page 7
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