notice · 1901
This notice sets the minimum wages and overtime rates for improvers, apprentices, and watchmen in saw-mills, timber-yards, box factories, and joiners' workshops, effective April 15, 1901.
IMPROVERS. WAGES. That the lowest prices or rates payable to improvers employed in the process, trade, …
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Roleimprovers
Roleapprentices
Rolewatchmen
ChairmanThomas Palmer
LocationMelbourne
Effective Date15th day of April, 1901
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 40, 1901.
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