The Conservative government's majority has dwindled to a single seat following the defection of Peter Thurnham to the Liberal Democrats.
New Zealand held its first general election under the new mixed-member proportional representation system.
Shelly Norton starting work at Redgrave Spar P.O & Stores as a Trainee.
I was writing to Shelly offering her a job at Redgrave
Shelly Norton starting work at Redgrave Spar P.O & Stores as a Trainee as the Conservative government's majority has dwindled to a single seat following the defection or Peter Thurnham to the Liberal Democrats.
'" Dear Shelly, Further to your interview at Redgrave and to our subsequent telephone conversations I have pleasure in offering you a position at Redgrave Spar P.O & Stores.
This is initially at a training rate of £2.50 until you are able to master the essentials of the till and shop operation and are able to manage unsupervised. We would envisage this would be for a few training sessions, after which the hourly rate would be increased to £3.50.
I enclose the details which would apply to your employment for Redgrave Stores as shop assistant in the enclosed Principal Statement, a document necessary under employment legislation which is, of necessity, longwinded but does have the value of setting out what formal arrangements would apply.
I would be grateful, if you could indicate your acceptance of this offer of employment by completing one copy of the enclosed document where indicated and signing and returning it to me at your earliest convenience.
I trust that you find these terms acceptable and look forward to a successful time working together."
The Conservative government's majority has dwindled to a single seat following the defection of Peter Thurnham to the Liberal Democrats.
New Zealand made a historic political transition by holding its first general election under the new mixed-member proportional representation system.
This electoral reform allowed Jim Bolger's National Party to form a coalition government with Winston Peters's New Zealand First party, marking a significant shift in the country's democratic process.