Not all sections benefitting from the improvement in the .employment position, The Ministry of Labour have reported that shipyard unemployment on the Tyne rose last month for the first time since December. The river had 1,476 unemployed shipyard workers on May 11th, compared with 1,341 on April 13th, and increase of 135.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 24, 11 June 1964
Unemployment Up_at Tyne Shipyards
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