Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Arbitration and Wage-Fixing in Australia, Vol. 10
The abolition of sweating is undisputed, but any better conditions which have followed the introduction of the Wages Board system seem to be more correctly assignable to other provisions of the Factories and Shops Act, or to the effect of higher wages, than to the system itself.
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