NEW EMPLOYEES

Employees engaged in Edmonton or Vancouver, travel
to Watson Lake by Canadian Pacific Airlines and they are
met by company transport at the Airport. They travel into
Cassiar the same day and are met at the cookery by the
Camp Steward.

They are allocated their accommodation by the Camp
Steward and advised at what time they are expected to
report in the morning.

The following day employees sign on at the Time Of-
fice, receive clearance from the company doctor, and are
interviewed by the Personnel Director. They will be
handed over to their departmental heads in the afternoon,
and will commence work the next day or shift designated
by their foreman.

ACCOMMODATION

On arrivel in camp you will be allocated quarters in
one of the bunkhouses by the camp steward, who is lo-
cated in Bunkhouse No. 146, Room 1.

No change of quarters is permitted except by order
of the Camp Manager.

The transfer of employees from the summer bunk-
houses to the permanent bunkhouses is based strictly on
seniority. The right of exception to this procedure is re-
served to management.

Remember that your quarters are your home, and
while the rooms are cleaned every day by the bull-cooks,
it is only with your co-operation that we can keep your
rooms in a clean and hygienic state. Adequate locker
space is provided for trunks and suitcases. Do not leave
them underneath thebeds.

: Ladies are not allowed in the bunkhouse and anyone
contravening this regulation is liable to dismissal.

Locks on room doors are forbidden.

Objectionable noise such as loud talking or noisy radios
are prohibited at all times. Remember that some of your
fellow workers may be sleeping.

It is prohibited to keep dogs in bunkhouses.

Bunkhouses are inspectted at regular intervals, but
any repairs necessary should be reported immediately to
the bull-cook.

Disorderly conduct or wilful damage to bunkhouses
will not be tolerated.