BIG PLAN TO STAGGER HOURS IN LONDON
18th October 1946, Page 30
18th October 1946
Page 30
Page 30, 18th October 1946
— BIG PLAN TO STAGGER HOURS IN LONDON
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LONDON TRANSPORT has agreed to ask the Ministry of Transport to call a conference of all Chambers of Commerce in the Central Area of London, the National Chamber of Trade, the London Chamber of Corn' merce and employees' associations, to discuss the staggering of hours to reduce peak-load problems,
Last June, St. Pancras Chamber of Commerce suggested to the Board that meetings should be arranged between the Board's traffic regulating officers and some of the largest industrial concerns in the borough. Meetings were held and, as a result, London Transport is actively pursuing the question of staggering hours.
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Organisations:
St. Pancras Chamber of Commerce, Ministry of Transport
People:
STAGGER HOURS
Locations:
LONDON