HIGHER PAY FOR INSPECTORS?
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I T was resolved at the quarterly meet inging of the National Passenger Transport Inspectors' Association at Walsall to seek support for extra payments for work at week-ends or on public holidays. It was also decided that branches should contribute towards the expense of an inquiry at Birmingham into the legality of the ruling whereby inspectors may forfeit some of their leave entitlement on promotion from a lower grade_
Mr. R. Edgley Cox, general manager of Walsall Transport Department, said that nowadays psychology entered into inspectors' duties. They had to handle numerous inquiries from the public, and that they did so satisfactorily earned them great credit.
The annual general meeting in June is to be held at Oxford, to stimulate ' recruiting in the South.