Unemployment in Yugoslavia

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According to a broadcast on Zagreb radio on 14 February, the Committee for Labour Questions of the Yugoslav Foderal Council was told that new regulations for unomployed porsons were being prepared. The assistance for the so-called “reserve labour force™ would depend not so much on income other than wages as on the numbor of years the persan had worked and the wages he had drawn, the broadcast said. The spokesman added that the Committee was unable to detormine the exact number of the "reserve labour force" but montioned that some 300,000 persons were registered with the Federal Employment institutee However the "qualitative structure" of this "reserve" was unknown, tho spokesman saide