The World's Journalism
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Bonython and Co., of Adelaide, of the ninth part; The Co-operative Printing and Publishing Company, of South Aus- THE world's journalism 21 tralia, Limited, of the 10th part; The Brisbane Newspaper Company, Limited, of the 11th part; The Telegraph Newspaper Company, Lim- ited, of the 12th part; The Queensland Daily Mall, Limited, of the 13th part; The Labour Daily Newspaper Company, Limited, Brisbane, of the 14th part; The Daily Post, Limited of the 15th part; and Davies Brothers, Limited, of t...he 16th part, hereinafter called the employers.
Now, it is Agreed between the parties as follows: — CLASSiriCATION OF JOTTBNALISTS.
1. Journalists shall be classified as follows: — (1) Seniors.
(2) Generals.
(3) Juniors.
PEOPOBTION.
2. With the exception of employees In connection with publi- cations issued in Hobart the whole of the staff as hereinafter defined in each newspaper office shall as nearly as possible comprise not less than three-fifths seniors, not more than one-fifth generals, and not more than one-flfth juniors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bonython and Co., of Adelaide, of the ninth part; The Co-operative Printing and Publishing Company, of South Aus- THE world's journalism 21 tralia, Limited, of the 10th part; The Brisbane Newspaper Company, Limited, of the 11th part; The Telegraph Newspaper Company, Lim- ited, of the 12th part; The Queensland Daily Mall, Limited, of the 13th part; The Labour Daily Newspaper Company, Limited, Brisbane, of the 14th part; The Daily Post, Limited of the 15th part; and Davies Brothers, Limited, of t...he 16th part, hereinafter called the employers.
Now, it is Agreed between the parties as follows: — CLASSiriCATION OF JOTTBNALISTS.
1. Journalists shall be classified as follows: — (1) Seniors.
(2) Generals.
(3) Juniors.
PEOPOBTION.
2. With the exception of employees In connection with publi- cations issued in Hobart the whole of the staff as hereinafter defined in each newspaper office shall as nearly as possible comprise not less than three-fifths seniors, not more than one-fifth generals, and not more than one-flfth juniors.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salter, William, 1821-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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