Labor
Groups
In line

An increasing number of labor
groups are submitting compensa-
tion plans to the Anti-Inflation
Board which are at or below the
arithmetic guidelines.

From the beginning of the
anti-inflation program to late
August, 1977, the AIB analysed
almost 50,000 reports covering
more. than three mitlion
employees and that more than
two thirds of these plans prop-
osed increases at or below the
guidelines,

During the first year of the
program less than 60 per cent of
the increases proposed to the
Board were at or below the
guidelines. Recent figures, avail-
‘able to the Board, show the rate
at about 70 per cent for cases
received between July 29 and
August 19.

Compensation plans within the
guidelines are normally handled
by AIB staff, while those in
excess come before the seven-
member Board for decision. To
date the Board has made 1! 1,072
decisions on cases involving in-
creases above the arithmetic

videlines and 517 decisions

involving proposed increases ex-

_ ceeding the $2,400 ceiling on
average increases for any group.

WEDNESDAY

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Management accepting less

The average annual salary in-
crease among managers has
dropped to 9.2 per cent so far this
year, according to a survey by
H.V, Chapman and Associates
Ltd, The survey attributed much
of the slack trend in raises to the
impact of Anti-Inflation Board

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| egg

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2 tablespoons melted butter

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rules. The survey computed com-
parative information on salary
increases for 1977. poate for
44 management adARBjcat
companies a spetied wher
they were SUbject’to AIB rules.

In 38 of these management posi-
tions, higher salary increases

were reported by companies not
subject to AIB regulations. in
half of those 38 positions, the

‘when the rate of year-over-year
increase was 14.2 per cent, the
highest so far in the 1970's.

difference in salary increase was The AIB announced Sep-
in excess of 20 per cent. Ii tembtr 26 that a further six
general, the annual rate of coi" insufitice companies have re-
pensation.increases for managers ceived AIB approval for pre-
has declined steadily since 1975,  mium reductions ™

French.

know how to

What's G.E.D.? Do you know how to make a stained glass
window? Or cook a French meal while learning to speak

If not, we are planning our spring courses now. If you

could teach others or if you want to learn anything, and
think others would too

Any Ideas?

do or make something, and think you

- Please Contact
Frances Long at
Community Education Services
Terrace School Board
3205 Kennay Street '
Terrace, B.C,
Phone 635-4931 Loc. 56