CHEAPER LABOUR
NATIONALIST M.P.’s IDEA. WELLINGTON, September 22. A suggestion that employers might be given a more direct share in education, by the earmarking of some of their taxation for the training of apprentices and of employees, was made by Mr. Smith, M.P. in a presidential address at the Techfiical Education Association Conference to-day. Mr. Smith said he did not suggest additional taxation. A scheme of direct taxation for industrial training worked well in France, Technical schools could assist materially in solving the problem of re-employ-ment. Every young man receiving; sustenance should be compelled to give part of his time to training for a peripanent occupation.
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Grey River Argus, 23 September 1937, Page 3
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