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AVERAGE EARNINGS.—RETURN C(1) Return showing Average Total Earnings, Profit Distributions, Ordinary and Overtime Hours, Weeks, and Holidays worked by Unionists with Highest Earnings for Year ended 31st March, 1944
AVERAGE EARNINGS.—RETURN C(2) Return showing Average Total Earnings, Profit Distributions, Ordinary and Overtime Hours, Weeks, and Holidays worked by Unionists with Highest Earnings for Year ended 31st March, 1945
TABLE SHOWING THE REDUCTION EFFECTED IN THE TIME SPENT IN NEW ZEALAND BY OVERSEAS VESSELS
Notes. —(1) During war period engine repairs are being carried out in New Zealand which were previously performed overseas. (2) As from Ist April, 1941, all overseas vessels are worked continuously under shift system. (3) Overseas vessels were slightly longer on the coast during years ending 31st March, 1944 and 31st March, 1945 duo to following reasons : (a) reduction in hours of work at main ports on account average long hours worked by men ; (6) very wet winter seasons ; (c) larger inward cargoes per vessel. (4) It is estimated that the average saving of eighteen days per vessel is made up as follows : — (i) Speedier work under co-operative contracting system .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 days. (ii) Working shifts, Sundays, and holidays .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 7 days. (iii) Reduction in ports of call .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 6 days. Total .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 18 days.
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AVERAGE EARNINGS.—RETURN C (1) Return showing Average Total Earnings, Profit Distributions, Ordinary and Overtime Hours, Weeks, and Holidays worked by Unionists with Highest Earnings for Year ended 31st March, 1944 Average Total Average Total Hours worked Average Hours worked Average Number Earnings per Year. Average per Week. Number of Average Total of Fort. (including Weeks Sundays and of Profit Men. Profit worked. Holidays Distribution. Distribution). Ordinary Overtime. Total. Ordinary. Overtime. Total. worked. £ s. d. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. £ s. d. 100 Auckland .. 861 0 8 1,148 1,704 2,852 50 23 34 57 45 10 3 3 100 Wellington .. 707 12 9 1,350 1,360 2,710 51 26 27 53 35 46 3 2 50 Lyttelton .. 663 6 5 1,287 1,200 2,487 51 25 23 48 22 64 3 5 100 Dunedin .. 589 3 11 1,184 1,129 2,313 51 23 22 45 25 49 10 8 50 Napier .. .. 440 3 5 472 957 1,429 44 11 22 33 Not 42 0 1 available 50 New Plymouth .. 487 4 11 793 833 1,626 48 17 17 34 21 37 11 0 50 Wanganui .. 434 17 0 1,105 636 1,741 50 22 13 35 10 63 19 10 50 Nelson .. .. 512 5 9 1,678 522 2,200 49 34 10 44 8 85 18 3 40 Picton .. .. 459 1 0 1,015 905 1,920 48 21 18 39 11 32 lV 2 50 Bluff .. .. 465 4 6 835 875 1,711 40 21 22 43 24 49 13 4 AVERAGE EARNINGS.—RETURN C (2) Return showing Average Total Earnings, Profit Distributions, Ordinary and Overtime Hours, Weeks, and Holidays worked by Unionists with Highest Earnings for Year ended 31st March, 1945 Average Total Average Total Hours worked Average Hours worked Average Number Earnings per Year. Average per Week. Number of Average Total of Fort. (including Weeks Sundays and of Profit Men. Profit worked. Holidays Distribution. Distribution). Ordinary. Overtime. Total. Ordinary. Overtime. Total. worked. ; £ s. d. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. £ s. d. 100 Auckland .. 724 15 0 1,230 1,433 2,663 51 24 28 52 41 24 3 7 100 Wellington .. 632 10 3 1,206 1,184 2,390 51 24 23 47 35 47 0 11 50 Lyttelton .. 589 7 1 1,387 950 2,337 51 27 19 46 30 54 8 10 50 Dunedin .. 555 8 8 1,244 1,013 2,257 51 24 20 44 32 30 4 11 50 Port Chalmers .. 495 8 7 1,615 716 2,331 51 32 14 46 20 15 1 3 50 Napier .. .. 476 16 5 570 1,001 1,571 47 12 21 33 27 43 1 0 50 New Plymouth .. 516 4 3 990 928 1,918 49 20 19 39 23 31 19 7 50 Wanganui .. 409 2 7 1,106 518 1,624 42 27 12 39 12 63 5 7 50 Nelson .. .. 529 0 2 1,692 541 2,233 50 * 34 11 45 16 91 16 4 40 Picton .. .. 438 9 10 876 827 1,703 46 19 18 37 10 35 1 0 50 Bluff .. .. 525 19 4 936 907 1,843 46 20 20 , 40 27 61 16 0 50 Westport .. 434 2 1 814 801 1,615 51 16 16 32 24 13 17 6 TABLE SHOWING THE REDUCTION EFFECTED IN THE TIME SPENT IN NEW ZEALAND BY OVERSEAS VESSELS Balance representing Days taken on Ship Days taken on Cargo Number of Vessels. Number of Ports. Days on Coast. Itepairs when Cargo Operations not worked. and Steaming Time between Ports. Period. bp w bp c» bb aS £P SP w a m -3J bp ,g bp -3 bp .g be a> .S a> % .s bo m , hr B .• co Q__,bfl H • co d hn a . co H.bi) H , • tn P.hD y ».• to §«■§ §1 > §«■§ §1 > §§•§ gl >■ S§ ?«■§ 8s > fi "*! n •< n ■< fi ■") fl <1 January to June, 1939 .. 36 26 62 6-81 5-23 6-13 42-1 26-8 35 -7 Nil Nil Nil 42-1 26-8 35-7 January to June, 1941 .. 20 19 39 4-05 2-10 3-10 27-8 14-9 21-5 2-0 2-0 2-0 25-8 12-9 19-5 April, 1941, to March, 1942 55 70 125 4-2 1-7 2-8 27-0 10-6 17-9 3-9 1-3 2-5 23-1 9-3 15-4 April, 1942, to March, 1943 69 44 113 3-0 1-5 2-4 23-9 10-5 18-7 3-5 1-7 2-8 20-9 8-1 16-0 April, 1943, to March, 1944 56 48 104 2-59 1-66 2-16 25-43 11-29 18-9 1-46 1-27 1-37 23-96 10-0 17-53 April, 1944, to March, 1945 55 51 106 3-18 1-47 2-5 26-71 14-92 21-03 3-31 3-69 3-49 23-4 11-24 17-55 Notes. —(1) During war period engine repairs are being carried out in New Zealand which were previously performed overseas. (2) As from 1st April, 1941, all overseas vessels are worked continuously under shift system. (3) Overseas vessels were slightly longer on the coast during years ending 31st March, 1944 and 31st March, 1945 duo to following reasons : (a) reduction in hours of work at main ports on account average long hours worked by men ; (6) very wet winter seasons ; (c) larger inward cargoes per vessel. (4) It is estimated that the average saving of eighteen days per vessel is made up as follows : — (i) Speedier work under co-operative contracting system .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 days. (ii) Working shifts, Sundays, and holidays .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 7 days. (iii) Reduction in ports of call .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 6 days. Total .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 18 days.
AVERAGE EARNINGS.—RETURN C (1) Return showing Average Total Earnings, Profit Distributions, Ordinary and Overtime Hours, Weeks, and Holidays worked by Unionists with Highest Earnings for Year ended 31st March, 1944 Average Total Average Total Hours worked Average Hours worked Average Number Earnings per Year. Average per Week. Number of Average Total of Fort. (including Weeks Sundays and of Profit Men. Profit worked. Holidays Distribution. Distribution). Ordinary Overtime. Total. Ordinary. Overtime. Total. worked. £ s. d. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. £ s. d. 100 Auckland .. 861 0 8 1,148 1,704 2,852 50 23 34 57 45 10 3 3 100 Wellington .. 707 12 9 1,350 1,360 2,710 51 26 27 53 35 46 3 2 50 Lyttelton .. 663 6 5 1,287 1,200 2,487 51 25 23 48 22 64 3 5 100 Dunedin .. 589 3 11 1,184 1,129 2,313 51 23 22 45 25 49 10 8 50 Napier .. .. 440 3 5 472 957 1,429 44 11 22 33 Not 42 0 1 available 50 New Plymouth .. 487 4 11 793 833 1,626 48 17 17 34 21 37 11 0 50 Wanganui .. 434 17 0 1,105 636 1,741 50 22 13 35 10 63 19 10 50 Nelson .. .. 512 5 9 1,678 522 2,200 49 34 10 44 8 85 18 3 40 Picton .. .. 459 1 0 1,015 905 1,920 48 21 18 39 11 32 lV 2 50 Bluff .. .. 465 4 6 835 875 1,711 40 21 22 43 24 49 13 4 AVERAGE EARNINGS.—RETURN C (2) Return showing Average Total Earnings, Profit Distributions, Ordinary and Overtime Hours, Weeks, and Holidays worked by Unionists with Highest Earnings for Year ended 31st March, 1945 Average Total Average Total Hours worked Average Hours worked Average Number Earnings per Year. Average per Week. Number of Average Total of Fort. (including Weeks Sundays and of Profit Men. Profit worked. Holidays Distribution. Distribution). Ordinary. Overtime. Total. Ordinary. Overtime. Total. worked. ; £ s. d. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. £ s. d. 100 Auckland .. 724 15 0 1,230 1,433 2,663 51 24 28 52 41 24 3 7 100 Wellington .. 632 10 3 1,206 1,184 2,390 51 24 23 47 35 47 0 11 50 Lyttelton .. 589 7 1 1,387 950 2,337 51 27 19 46 30 54 8 10 50 Dunedin .. 555 8 8 1,244 1,013 2,257 51 24 20 44 32 30 4 11 50 Port Chalmers .. 495 8 7 1,615 716 2,331 51 32 14 46 20 15 1 3 50 Napier .. .. 476 16 5 570 1,001 1,571 47 12 21 33 27 43 1 0 50 New Plymouth .. 516 4 3 990 928 1,918 49 20 19 39 23 31 19 7 50 Wanganui .. 409 2 7 1,106 518 1,624 42 27 12 39 12 63 5 7 50 Nelson .. .. 529 0 2 1,692 541 2,233 50 * 34 11 45 16 91 16 4 40 Picton .. .. 438 9 10 876 827 1,703 46 19 18 37 10 35 1 0 50 Bluff .. .. 525 19 4 936 907 1,843 46 20 20 , 40 27 61 16 0 50 Westport .. 434 2 1 814 801 1,615 51 16 16 32 24 13 17 6 TABLE SHOWING THE REDUCTION EFFECTED IN THE TIME SPENT IN NEW ZEALAND BY OVERSEAS VESSELS Balance representing Days taken on Ship Days taken on Cargo Number of Vessels. Number of Ports. Days on Coast. Itepairs when Cargo Operations not worked. and Steaming Time between Ports. Period. bp w bp c» bb aS £P SP w a m -3J bp ,g bp -3 bp .g be a> .S a> % .s bo m , hr B .• co Q__,bfl H • co d hn a . co H.bi) H , • tn P.hD y ».• to §«■§ §1 > §«■§ §1 > §§•§ gl >■ S§ ?«■§ 8s > fi "*! n •< n ■< fi ■") fl <1 January to June, 1939 .. 36 26 62 6-81 5-23 6-13 42-1 26-8 35 -7 Nil Nil Nil 42-1 26-8 35-7 January to June, 1941 .. 20 19 39 4-05 2-10 3-10 27-8 14-9 21-5 2-0 2-0 2-0 25-8 12-9 19-5 April, 1941, to March, 1942 55 70 125 4-2 1-7 2-8 27-0 10-6 17-9 3-9 1-3 2-5 23-1 9-3 15-4 April, 1942, to March, 1943 69 44 113 3-0 1-5 2-4 23-9 10-5 18-7 3-5 1-7 2-8 20-9 8-1 16-0 April, 1943, to March, 1944 56 48 104 2-59 1-66 2-16 25-43 11-29 18-9 1-46 1-27 1-37 23-96 10-0 17-53 April, 1944, to March, 1945 55 51 106 3-18 1-47 2-5 26-71 14-92 21-03 3-31 3-69 3-49 23-4 11-24 17-55 Notes.—(1) During war period engine repairs are being carried out in New Zealand which were previously performed overseas. (2) As from 1st April, 1941, all overseas vessels are worked continuously under shift system. (3) Overseas vessels were slightly longer on the coast during years ending 31st March, 1944 and 31st March, 1945 duo to following reasons : (a) reduction in hours of work at main ports on account average long hours worked by men ; (6) very wet winter seasons ; (c) larger inward cargoes per vessel. (4) It is estimated that the average saving of eighteen days per vessel is made up as follows : — (i) Speedier work under co-operative contracting system .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 days. (ii) Working shifts, Sundays, and holidays .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 7 days. (iii) Reduction in ports of call .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 6 days. Total .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 18 days.
AVERAGE EARNINGS.—RETURN C (1) Return showing Average Total Earnings, Profit Distributions, Ordinary and Overtime Hours, Weeks, and Holidays worked by Unionists with Highest Earnings for Year ended 31st March, 1944 Average Total Average Total Hours worked Average Hours worked Average Number Earnings per Year. Average per Week. Number of Average Total of Fort. (including Weeks Sundays and of Profit Men. Profit worked. Holidays Distribution. Distribution). Ordinary Overtime. Total. Ordinary. Overtime. Total. worked. £ s. d. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. £ s. d. 100 Auckland .. 861 0 8 1,148 1,704 2,852 50 23 34 57 45 10 3 3 100 Wellington .. 707 12 9 1,350 1,360 2,710 51 26 27 53 35 46 3 2 50 Lyttelton .. 663 6 5 1,287 1,200 2,487 51 25 23 48 22 64 3 5 100 Dunedin .. 589 3 11 1,184 1,129 2,313 51 23 22 45 25 49 10 8 50 Napier .. .. 440 3 5 472 957 1,429 44 11 22 33 Not 42 0 1 available 50 New Plymouth .. 487 4 11 793 833 1,626 48 17 17 34 21 37 11 0 50 Wanganui .. 434 17 0 1,105 636 1,741 50 22 13 35 10 63 19 10 50 Nelson .. .. 512 5 9 1,678 522 2,200 49 34 10 44 8 85 18 3 40 Picton .. .. 459 1 0 1,015 905 1,920 48 21 18 39 11 32 lV 2 50 Bluff .. .. 465 4 6 835 875 1,711 40 21 22 43 24 49 13 4 AVERAGE EARNINGS.—RETURN C (2) Return showing Average Total Earnings, Profit Distributions, Ordinary and Overtime Hours, Weeks, and Holidays worked by Unionists with Highest Earnings for Year ended 31st March, 1945 Average Total Average Total Hours worked Average Hours worked Average Number Earnings per Year. Average per Week. Number of Average Total of Fort. (including Weeks Sundays and of Profit Men. Profit worked. Holidays Distribution. Distribution). Ordinary. Overtime. Total. Ordinary. Overtime. Total. worked. ; £ s. d. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. Hours. £ s. d. 100 Auckland .. 724 15 0 1,230 1,433 2,663 51 24 28 52 41 24 3 7 100 Wellington .. 632 10 3 1,206 1,184 2,390 51 24 23 47 35 47 0 11 50 Lyttelton .. 589 7 1 1,387 950 2,337 51 27 19 46 30 54 8 10 50 Dunedin .. 555 8 8 1,244 1,013 2,257 51 24 20 44 32 30 4 11 50 Port Chalmers .. 495 8 7 1,615 716 2,331 51 32 14 46 20 15 1 3 50 Napier .. .. 476 16 5 570 1,001 1,571 47 12 21 33 27 43 1 0 50 New Plymouth .. 516 4 3 990 928 1,918 49 20 19 39 23 31 19 7 50 Wanganui .. 409 2 7 1,106 518 1,624 42 27 12 39 12 63 5 7 50 Nelson .. .. 529 0 2 1,692 541 2,233 50 * 34 11 45 16 91 16 4 40 Picton .. .. 438 9 10 876 827 1,703 46 19 18 37 10 35 1 0 50 Bluff .. .. 525 19 4 936 907 1,843 46 20 20 , 40 27 61 16 0 50 Westport .. 434 2 1 814 801 1,615 51 16 16 32 24 13 17 6 TABLE SHOWING THE REDUCTION EFFECTED IN THE TIME SPENT IN NEW ZEALAND BY OVERSEAS VESSELS Balance representing Days taken on Ship Days taken on Cargo Number of Vessels. Number of Ports. Days on Coast. Itepairs when Cargo Operations not worked. and Steaming Time between Ports. Period. bp w bp c» bb aS £P SP w a m -3J bp ,g bp -3 bp .g be a> .S a> % .s bo m , hr B .• co Q__,bfl H • co d hn a . co H.bi) H , • tn P.hD y ».• to §«■§ §1 > §«■§ §1 > §§•§ gl >■ S§ ?«■§ 8s > fi "*! n •< n ■< fi ■") fl <1 January to June, 1939 .. 36 26 62 6-81 5-23 6-13 42-1 26-8 35 -7 Nil Nil Nil 42-1 26-8 35-7 January to June, 1941 .. 20 19 39 4-05 2-10 3-10 27-8 14-9 21-5 2-0 2-0 2-0 25-8 12-9 19-5 April, 1941, to March, 1942 55 70 125 4-2 1-7 2-8 27-0 10-6 17-9 3-9 1-3 2-5 23-1 9-3 15-4 April, 1942, to March, 1943 69 44 113 3-0 1-5 2-4 23-9 10-5 18-7 3-5 1-7 2-8 20-9 8-1 16-0 April, 1943, to March, 1944 56 48 104 2-59 1-66 2-16 25-43 11-29 18-9 1-46 1-27 1-37 23-96 10-0 17-53 April, 1944, to March, 1945 55 51 106 3-18 1-47 2-5 26-71 14-92 21-03 3-31 3-69 3-49 23-4 11-24 17-55 Notes.—(1) During war period engine repairs are being carried out in New Zealand which were previously performed overseas. (2) As from 1st April, 1941, all overseas vessels are worked continuously under shift system. (3) Overseas vessels were slightly longer on the coast during years ending 31st March, 1944 and 31st March, 1945 duo to following reasons : (a) reduction in hours of work at main ports on account average long hours worked by men ; (6) very wet winter seasons ; (c) larger inward cargoes per vessel. (4) It is estimated that the average saving of eighteen days per vessel is made up as follows : — (i) Speedier work under co-operative contracting system .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 days. (ii) Working shifts, Sundays, and holidays .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 7 days. (iii) Reduction in ports of call .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 6 days. Total .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 18 days.
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