from Chris Arthur
At its May meeting the Brighton and District Trades Council went on record for better facilities being provided to make young people aware of the tern§and conditions laid dow by trade mions, A speaker from the local branch of N.U.F.T.O. said, "We want it established as a right, not a privilege, that youth employment officers should furnish details to school-leavers." He added that many young people went into the furniture trade with whom the union had me contact, "Meny of them go to work in ‘back alley! jobs where there are no trade unionists. It is necessary that youth employment officers should tell them exactly what they can expect, so that they kmow if they are being exploited, The trades council pasS2d a resolution calling upon the T.U.C. to approach the appropriate Government department demanding machinery be set up to facilitate this,