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X- • • 1 " 1 " 1 » I » I X I lao u I IUU'U lIU'O 1 L6\) • O Notes.—(i) This table is based on wage-rates applicable to ordinary time, and excludes any reference to overtime. The data was collected in the first instance from wage - books by Labour Inspectors throughout the Dominion. (ii) The figures in bold type are unweighted averages covering the whole group of occupations. a Approximate Cost of Paper.—Preparation, not given; printing (1,153 copies), £145.

Price Is. 3d.\ By Authority: E. V. Paul, Government Printer, Wellington.— 1943. i ) i '-J*

SECTION VI.—SURVEY OF WAGE RATES AND TRENDS— continued Table 16.—Movements in Award Rates, Ruling Rates, and Highest Rates since 30th September, 1939

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(The figures shown in this table are index numbers based on 1000 as at 30th September, 1939.) Award Rate (including cost-of-living Ruling Rate paid for Good Average -j, , . , lr , Number of Allowance) applicable on 30th September Worker on 30th September in the Highest Rate paid for best Workers Occupational Type. Employers in the Year — Year on September m the year — inspected. —— , 1939. j 1941. | 1942. 1939. , 1941. 1942. 1939. j 1941. j 1942. Adult Men — Motor-service driver .. .. .. .. .. .. 31 100-0 105-0 109-5 100-0 105-3 110-7 100-0 105-0 110-7 Track-driver ton) .. .. .. .. .. 57 100-0 107-1 111-8 100-0 109-1 114-2 100-0 109-3 115-7 Mechanic, A Grade .. .. .. .. .. .. 78 100-0 105-0 109-3 100-0 104-9 109-8 100-0 107-9 113-2 Electric wiremau .. .. .. .. .. .. 55 100-0 105-3 109-8 100-0 106-8 112-8 100-0 106-2 113-8 Striker (blacksmith's) .. .. .. .. .. .. 42 100-0 106-6 111-6 100-0 105-7 111-4 100-0 105-7 111-4 Fitter .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 59 100-0 106-1 110-7 100-0 106-1 111-4 100-0 106-3 113-2 Carpenter .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 77 100-0 105-2 109-6 100-0 106-6 115-4 100-0 105-5 114-5 Building labourer .. .. .. .. .. .. 69 100-0 105-4 110-7 100-0 106-2 116-8 100-0 104-2 115-8 Baker .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 62 100-0 105-0 109-3 100-0 105-2 110-1 100-0 105-9 113-3 Buttermaker (first assistant) .. .. .. .. .. 32 100-0 105-2 109-6 100-0 105-3 109-5 100-0 104-6 108-2 General hand (butter or cheese).. .. .. .. .. 39 100-0 105-0 110-4 100-0 105-2 111-1 100-0 105-0 110-8 Presser (clothing) .. .. .. .. .. .. 24 100-0 112-7 118-1 100-0 114-8 123-6 100-0 113-9 124-5 Boot operative (making) .. .. .. .. .. 24 100-0 104-9 109-8 100-0 107-2 113-6 100-0 105-2 115-6 Wood-sawyer (first breast bench) .. .. .. .. 44 100-0 106-0 110-4 100-0 107-9 114-3 100-0 106-7 113-3 Boxmaker (wood) .. .. .. .. .. .. 27 100-0 105-2 110-3 100-0 106-0 111-1 100-0 106-7 113-3 Compositor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 53 100-0 105-0 109-7 100-0 104-8 111-1 100-0 106-2 113-9 Oil-store employee .. .. .. .. .. .. 37 100-0 109-7 114-8 100-0 108-7 113-0 100-0 111-4 117-2 Warehouseman (soft-goods) .. .. .. .. .. 25 100-0 110-1 115-0 100-0 109-1 116-4 100-0 107-6 115-7 Wool-store labourer .. .. .. .. .. .. 40 100-0 108-9 115-2 100-0 109-9 115-8 100-0 111-6 117-0 Hairdresser .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 45 100-0 105-3 110-9 100-0 105-2 110-8 100-0 108-1 110-5 Picture-projectionist .. .. .. .. .. .. 51 100-0 105-0 109-5 100-0 105-8 110-2 100-0 106-0 111-2 Barman—Wet pay .. .. .. .. .. .. 31 100 0 105-0 110-2 100-0 113-5 119-0 100-0 108-6 121-2 Barman— Dry pay .. .. .. .. .. .. 27 100 0 106-5 111-4 100-0 106-4 111-1 100-0 108-7 116-4 Whole group .. .. .. .. .. .. 100 0 106-3 111-2 100-0 107-2 113-2 100-0 107-2 114-4 Adult Women — Shop-assistant (drapery) .. .. .. .. .. 75 100-0 105-2 126-3 100-0 106-3 127-7 100-0 109-1 124-5 Shop-assistant (chain store) .. .. .. .. .. 33 100-0 105-0 125-9 100-0 105-7 127-9 100-0 112-0 134-2 Shorthand typist .. .. .. .. .. .. 69 100-0 106-1 111-1 100-0 108-3 115-4 100-0 107-6 122-6 Machinist (battle-dress) .. .. .. .. .. 20 100-0 109-4 114-4 100-0 109-8 118-8 100-0 129-2 149-0 Machinist (frocks) .. .. .. .. .. .. 15 100-0 109-5 114-6 100-0 108-6 117-6 100-0 106-7 134-3 Machinist (footwear) .. .. .. .. .. .. 21 100-0 105-2 109-6 100-0 105-0 110-6 100-0 108-6 114-2 Machinist (leather gloves) .. .. .. .. .. 11 100-0 111-4 116-7 100-0 118-7 126-5 100-0 130-0 139-0 Factory hand (woollen) .. .. .. .. .. 15 100-0 110-0 125-0 100-0 109-7 129-0 100-0 110-8 125-7 Factory hand (chocolate or confectionery) .. .. .. 12 100-0 107-0 112-2 100-0 107-4 115-4 100-0 112-4 126-2 Whole group .. .. .. .. .. .. 100-0 107-6 117-3 100-0 108-8 121-0 100-0 114-0 130 0 Youths aged 16-17 commencing as — ' Metalwork assistant (not apprentice) .. .. .. .. 23 100-0 113-1 118-7 100-0 115-8 129-8 100-0 120-9 136-6 Grocer's assistant .. .. .. .. .. .. 55 100-0 105-5 134-4 100-0 106-2 133-5 100-0 106-4 123-7 Junior storeman and packer .. .. .. .. .. 35 100-0 114-7 122-7 100-0 109-4 130-8 100-0 131-9 150-3 Whole group .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 100-0 111-1 125-3 100-0 110-5 131-4 100-0 119 7 136-9 Girls aged 16-17 commencing as — Shop-assistant (drapery) .. .. .. .. .. 65 100-0 106-1 129-0 100-0 106-9 129-7 100-0 111-6 135-8 Shop-assistant (chain store) .. .. .. .. .. 31 100-0 105-1 132-0 100-0 104-0 133-7 100-0 106-4 131-4 Machinist (frocks) .. .. .. .. .. .. 19 100-0 112-4 118-5 100-0 113-4 122-3 100-0 ll'-9 192-3 Whole group ■ ■ ■ • 100 0 107-9 126-5 100 0 108-1 128-6 100 0 110-3 129-8

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