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Telephonist Recruitment (Advertising Campaigns)

Volume 722: debated on Wednesday 15 December 1965

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asked the Postmaster-General what was the cost of the advertising campaigns, Kitty's Keen on Cars, and, Kitty at the Horse Show; and how much his Department benefited from them.

Each campaign cost £4,200 and was spread over two weeks. Recruitment of telephonists in the year ended last October was 2,620. The Kitty campaign, planned in the summer of 1964 led to a 15 per cent. increase over previous campaigns.