CORRESPONDENCE.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43378, 26 September 1908, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

(We are Btt responsible for the opinion expressed by our correspondents.)

To the Editor.

Sir,—Since writing to you re the case of the wrongful dismissal of a lady clerk from the Tourist Department here, I understand she was paid by the month, but orly received a week’s notice, and only paid up to the end of that week ; so the Department owe her three weeks’ wages, as properly speabiug she ought to have received a month’s notice, or a month’.s pay. I hope those persons who employ labour here will note this case, as some day their employees may summons them into Court for wrongful dismissal, and it is just as well to have an example ready of how the Government walk backwards and forwards through the laws they are so particular about other people keeping.—l am, etc., K. F W. Lyons-Montgomeuy.