I cannot, however, see my way to extend it to roadmen employed by urban district councils since, as a rule, they have access to catering facilities.
I think it might be fair to say that the wages of many roadmen are higher than those of people working on the land.
Firemen's wages, policemen's wages, roadmen's wages have all gone up.
The same is true of the pay of policemen, firemen, roadmen—indeed, all local government workers.
Increases to the police, roadmen, firemen and others are also responsible for this sum.
Is not the nation indebted to postmen, policemen, roadmen, dustmen and so on, for the work they have put in during this rather chilly weather?
Arrangements have also been made to facilitate the employment of roadmen in agriculture during the busy season ahead.
I do not know, when they retain the power to pay roadmen by cheque, whether that is in the public interest or not.
