Health administration: the war that is waged even after the wage war is over

Conditions are made in every job. It is quite another exercise meeting them. Galling things like telephone rental money; malignant little ulcers like removal expenses; the kind of friction that ensues when, having been promised the moon, you get a handful of dust. Drew Clode, who last week looked into wage packets, now tests the letter and the spirit of something more abstract if no less realistic: the conditions in which you work and indeed live.