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Among the many problems posed by the Industrial Training Act is that of the status of those directly concerned with its day‐to‐day implementation in the nation's workshops, offices, and laboratories — the training officers. Is their occupation merely a job of work, like clerking or cleaning? Or is it something worthy of the honourable title of ‘Profession’?
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