A Man's Awan Yet on Water Board Leave Privilege Debate
A Sydney letter discusses who should receive extended paid leave from the Water and Sewerage Board amid a nationwide strike. It critiques wage rates and calls into question the fairness of six months' leave for clerks versus workers, while touching on political tensions and leadership shifts.
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