|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs K Bennetts, rural auxiliary, Pendeen, Penzance: compensation for injury
|
(19305/11; 13188/11; 6508/11)
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1939-1944 |
Women Police: recruitment and training in wartime MEPO 2/6163
|
1957
|
| 1947-1948 |
Women police: recruiting campaign MEPO 2/7950
|
1959-1966
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1938 |
Pensions for unestablished women tellers (Civil Service)
|
ACT 1/612
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1943 |
Question of sole surviving child of any family being drafted to sea service: letters from Lady Astor
|
ADM 1/14891
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1944 |
Appointment of women civil servants to posts abroad: enquiry from National Association of Women Civil Servants
|
ADM 1/16524
|
| 1944-1946 |
Employment of women in executive and administration classes of the Civil Service: discussions and report of Gowers Commitee
|
ADM 1/16558
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1944 |
Report on hours and conditions of WRNS teleprinter and switchboard operators in the War Registry
|
ADM 1/17102
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1943-1946 |
Bechuanaland, Basutoland and Swaziland: Lady Clerks and Typists: scales of pay Y 756/36 DO 35/1176 1945-1946 Admission of women to the Foreign Service: letter to the Foreign Office, report of Foreign Office Committee and Cabinet approval with suggestion that the Colonial Office might do likewise
|
ADM 1/19470
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1945-1946 |
Admission of women to the Foreign Service: letter to Foreign Office, report of Foreign Office Committee and Cabinet approval with suggestion ther the Colonial Office might do likewise
|
ADM 1/19470
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1947; |
Future policy for the employment of women in the Admiralty in the 1949-1951 administrative executive and clerical grades
|
ADM 1/21743
|
| 1961 |
Harry Frederick Houghton (CO) and Ethel Elizabeth Gee (CO): charged by Director of Public Prosecutions (retained)
|
ADM 116/6295
|
| 1924-1959 |
Civil Establishment Pay: Base Rate Books: vol 5: women's rates
|
ADM 198/85
|
| 1935-1938 |
Employment of women in Air Ministry
|
AIR 2/1659
|
| 1937-1940 |
Appointment of women to the Executive Class in the Air Ministry
|
AIR 2/1981
|
| 1940-1942 |
Employment of women in Air Ministry and War Office establishments, conditions of service, rates of pay etc: agreements with Unions
|
AIR 2/9708/9710
|
| 1920-1945 |
Customs & Excise: temporary women old age pension officers employed in the Customs & Excise Department; remuneration and conditions of service T 162/756/E1643/1-3 and 757/E1643/4-5
|
Annex
|
| 1974 |
The Fawcett Society: talk on employment of women in the Civil Service: Sir William Armstrong (open)
|
BA 6/92
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1967 |
North East Wales Rent Tribunal: Mrs F M Heron; case referred by Mrs Eirene White MP
|
BL 2/719
|
| 1967 |
Rt Hon Mrs Barbara Castle MP: views on possible impact of regional employment premium on North East Lancashire
|
BT 177/2703
|
| 1956 |
Viscountess Davidson MP: complaint from constituent about clauses intended to protect writers of musical works
|
BT 209/591
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1973-1984 |
Employment of women in the Civil Service: senior staff management aspects
|
BT 296/812
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1942 |
Sir William Jowitt: inquiry into packing and despatch of Red Cross parcels: correspondence with Miss Irene Ward MP
|
CAB 127/168
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1918-1919 |
Women: position of in the Civil Service
|
CAB 26/1
|
| 1918-1919 |
Women's Emancipation Bill: regard to Civil Service, JPs and rights of Peeresses
|
CAB 26/1
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1958 |
Parliamentary Question by Barbara Castle MP on subsidies for maize in Northern Rhodesia
|
CO 1015/1999
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1959 |
Conduct and discipline: Miss Joan Foster, Nigeria
|
CO 1017/537
|
| 1964-1965 |
Hong Kong: petition for equal pay for women
|
CO 1030/1568
|
| 1961 |
Leeward Islands: tour by Miss M Z Terry, Colonial Office
|
CO 1031/3447
|
| 1960-1962 |
West Indies: visit by Miss S A Ogilvie, Colonial Office assistant labour adviser
|
CO 1031/3960
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1939 |
Hong Kong: Prison Department: salaries to officers of female prison at Lai Chi Kok
|
CO 129/578/8
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1928 |
Married women: conditions of employment CO 323/1020/15 1928 Straits Settlements: provision for a lady assistant protector of Chinese
|
CO 273/548/6
|
| 1929 |
Memorandum by Miss Roberts on subject of appointment of woman adviser in the Colonial Office to assist proceeding overseas
|
CO 323/1036/18
|
| 1930-1931 |
Women officers who resign before completing term of their engagement: position with regard to recovery of passage money
|
CO 323/1081/8
|
| 1930 |
Employment of women in the administrative services
|
CO 323/1110/17
|
| 1930-1931 |
Colonial Office: appointment of adviser on women's affairs
|
CO 323/1111/17
|
| 1930-1932 |
Employment of women in colonial services
|
CO 323/112/15
|
| 1931 |
Women officers: retirement for reasons other than ill health
|
CO 323/1128/20
|
| 1931 |
West Africa: women officials: resignation and gratuity on marriage CO 554/88/7 1931 Kenya: Miss H M Gilbert, treasury clerk: discipline proceedings
|
CO 323/1133/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1935 |
Bermuda: correspondence on birth control and sterilisation proposals between Secretary of State and Lady Astor
|
CO 37/282/9
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1928-1929 |
Kenya: admission of women to the permanent and pensionable staff: question of resignation on marriage
|
CO 533/381/9
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1927 |
Kenya: female postal clerks and telegraphists: marriage gratuities
|
CO 533/721
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1933 |
Nigeria: application for grant in respect of Colonial Office service in Nigeria by Miss S E Whittle
|
CO 583/193/6
|
| 1927-1928 |
Malay States, Federated: female officers in government service: retirement on marriage
|
CO 717/57/4
|
| 1930-1931 |
Palestine: retention of War Office documents by Miss F Newton
|
CO 733/200/5
|
| 1934 |
Palestine: appointment of Miss G Ellison as government propogandist in Moslem affairs
|
CO 733/262/3
|
| 1939 |
Palestine: petition: Miss B Toukatlian: against dismissal
|
CO 733/391/1
|
| 1926-1927 |
Empire Marketing Board: proposed employment of woman officer
|
CO 758/1/3
|
| 1931 |
East Africa: appointment of Indian men and women to higher grade posts
|
CO 822/34/8
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1931 |
East Africa: travelling allowance for postmistresses from port of disembarkation in UK
|
CO 822/36/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1951 |
Far East: correspondence Miss Irene Ward MP, re settlement of war claims
|
CO 825/78/6
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1938 |
Employment of women in the administrative grade in the Colonial Office and the Dominions Office
|
CO 850/131/14
|
| 1932 |
Employment of women in colonial services
|
CO 850/14/2
|
| 1943 |
Married women: conditions of service
|
CO 850/192/12
|
| 1937 |
Payment of marriage gratuities to women transferred from home to colonial civil service
|
CO 850/92/9
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1952 |
Parliamentary Question by Mrs White: additional UK assistance in campaign against locust plague in view of insufficient funds by International Committee
|
CO 927/147/6
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1945-1948 |
Nigeria: Colonial Service: grading and salaries of women serving in established posts
|
CO 963/181
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1946-1950 |
CO Private Office Papers: correspondence: Lady Megan Lloyd-George, MP Anglesey
|
CO 967/27/61-80
|
| 1946-1950 |
CO Private Office Papers: correspondence: Mrs E White
|
CO 967/33/12-13
|
| 1946-1950 |
CO Private Office Papers: correspondence: Mrs E White, MP East Flint Division, Flintshire
|
CO 967/33/56-67
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1880-1885 |
Post Office: Scheme for Counterwomen, Female Clerks and Telegraph Learners
|
CSC 3/65
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1960-1970 |
Women's Employment Federation
|
CSC 5/1265-1266
|
| 1963-1968 |
Assignments: balance of sexes
|
CSC 5/1411
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1969 |
Diplomatic Service: eligibility of married women: revision of wording used in competition regulations
|
CSC 5/1511
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1934 |
Newfoundland: Miss A Butt, special leave
|
DO 35/490/6
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1955-1956 |
Visit of Mrs Pandit to Dublin in March 1955 and April 1956 to present credentials as Indian Ambassador in Ireland
|
DO 35/5038
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1918-1930 |
Correspondence with Miss Ellen Wilkinson MP about Provision for Displaced Teachers Bill 1929
|
ED 12/451
|
| 1953 |
Polish libraries: petition to Miss Florence Horsborough, Minister of Education
|
ED 128/163-165
|
| 1946 |
Visit of Minister Rt Hon Ellen Wilkinson MP to Gibraltar and Malta 1st-14th January
|
ED 136/764
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921-1922 |
Board of Education: status and salaries of certain women administrative staff
|
ED 23/254
|
| 1922-1937 |
Board of Education: women typists: promotion to clerical class
|
ED 23/299 and 682
|
| 1913 |
Royal Commission on the Civil Service: statement of Evidence by Miss L M Hill on behalf of the Board of Education Women Clerks
|
ED 24/2107
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1945 |
Dr Edith Summerskill: question to Parliament: papers
|
ED 34/13
|
| 1951 |
Miss Irene Mary Bewick Ward: question to Parliament: papers
|
ED 34/140, 144, 147
|
| 1952 |
Miss Alice Bacon: question to Parliament: papers
|
ED 34/192
|
| 1945 |
Mrs Barbara Ayrton-Gould: question to Parliament: papers
|
ED 34/23
|
| 1945 |
Full power to the Rt Hon Ellen Wilkinson MP to negotiate with the Government of other powers and states in connection with the constitution of UNESCO
|
ED 42/27
|
| 1965 |
Dame Irene Ward: proposed adjournment debate 21 June; regional development background papers
|
EW 7/229
|
| 1965 |
Dame Irene Ward: proposed adjournment debate 21 June: regional development, correspondence and brief from Parliamentary Under Secretary
|
EW 7/234
|
| 1965 |
Dame Irene Ward: proposed adjournment debate 21 June; regional development, criticism of Northern Regional Economic Planning Council
|
EW 7/241
|
| 1967 |
Gibraltar: visit of Mrs Judith Hart, Minister of State
|
FCO 29/263
|
| 1967 |
Gibraltar: visit of Mrs Judith Hart, Minister of State: briefs
|
FCO 29/264
|
| 1967 |
Gibraltar: visit of Mrs Judith Hart, Minister of State: records of meetings with elected Members of Council, Integration Party and Housewives Association
|
FCO 29/265
|
| 1974 |
Visitor to MRC: Miss J Fookes MP for Plymouth, Drake, England
|
FD 9/982
|
| 1944 |
Turkey: (92) Miss Irene Ward: visit of
|
FO 195/2482
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1933 |
Panama: (98) Diplomatic and Consular Services, women in
|
FO 288/205
|
| 1937 |
Admission of women to the Diplomatic Service
|
FO 366/1003/739
|
| 1938 |
Admission of women to the Diplomatic and Consular Service
|
FO 366/1032
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1938 |
Foreign Office: recruitment and pay of temporary women clerks
|
FO 366/1035/7328
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1939 |
Admission of women to the Diplomatic and Consular Services
|
FO 366/1070/1311
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1939 |
Foreign Office: retention of married women
|
FO 366/1075/5286
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1940 |
Admission of women to Diplomatic and Consular Services
|
FO 366/1124/6737
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1940 |
Women unsuitable for employment in the Foreign Office
|
FO 366/1125/3
|
| 1906 |
Miss L Ellis, nominated typist in Foreign Office
|
FO 366/1138/10973
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1907 |
Foreign Office: Miss Adams, telephone operator
|
FO 366/1143/37289
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1907 |
Foreign Office: Miss Adams, telephone operator
|
FO 366/1143/37289
|
| 1941 |
Pomeroy, Miss A J: transfer to Board of Education in exchange with Miss V Fraser
|
FO 366/1217A
|
| 1941 |
Foreign Office: Evans, Miss B: request for upgrading of post
|
FO 366/1223
|
| 1941 |
Foreign Office: manpower: release of women
|
FO 366/1224
|
| 1942 |
Foreign Office: manpower: release of women
|
FO 366/1282
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1945 |
Admission of women to Foreign Service
|
FO 366/1519-1522
|
| 1946 |
British Embassy, Paris: accommodation for unmarried female staff
|
FO 366/1527
|
| 1946 |
Recovery of effects of diplomatic staff in Bulgaria: Mrs E M Reeve
|
FO 366/1581
|
| 1946 |
Admission of women to the Foreign Service: general policy
|
FO 366/1588-1590
|
| 1946 |
Position of women admitted to the Foreign Service (closed 50 years)
|
FO 366/1591
|
| 1946 |
Admission of women to the Foreign Service: criticisms and suggestions from outside organisations
|
FO 366/1595
|
| 1946 |
Rates of pay of women in the Foreign Service
|
FO 366/1597
|
| 1946 |
Foreign Service: establishment in Branch A of women over 30 years of age
|
FO 366/1598
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1945-1947 |
Removal of the marriage bar: consequent provisions as to marriage gratuity for female civil servants T 248/10 1946 Conditions of service of married women employed in the Civil Service
|
FO 366/1613
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1946 |
Foreign Service: appointment of women to commercial posts
|
FO 366/1628
|
| 1946 |
Foreign Service: employment of a Russian named Evgenia Yost by Lord Inverchapel
|
FO 366/1630
|
| 1946 |
Proposed employment of Mrs P G F Dalton in the Embassy at Bangkok
|
FO 366/2028
|
| 1963 |
Plowden Committee: the role of women in the Foreign and Commonwealth Services
|
FO 366/3322 and 3324
|
| 1963 |
Plowden Committee: recruitment of men and women to the senior branch of the foreign service and the administrative branch of the home civil service
|
FO 366/3325
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1963 |
Plowden Committee: recruitment of men and women to the senior branch of the foreign service and the administrative branch of the home civil service
|
FO 366/3325
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1965 |
Status of women in diplomatic service who choose to marry
|
FO 366/3550
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921 |
Chief Clerk's Department: transfer of women clerks to the Foreign Office and Foreign Office establishment
|
FO 366/793
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1921 |
Chief Clerk's Department: exclusion of women from the Diplomatic and Consular Services
|
FO 366/795
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921 |
Chief Clerk's Department: women clerks and typists appointed to HM Missions abroad: conditions of service
|
FO 366/796
|
| 1923 |
Chief Clerk's Department: salaries of women candidates appointed to higher grade posts
|
FO 366/806/111
|
| 1923 |
Chief Clerk's Department: travelling regulations for women clerks appointed to HM Missions abroad
|
FO 366/806/1936
|
| 1929 |
Average number of days sick leave of women staff of the Foreign Office over a period of three years
|
FO 366/869/1989
|
| 1929 |
Desire of Miss S J Atkins to work for the League of Nations during her annual leave
|
FO 366/869/587
|
| 1930 |
Chief Clerk's Department: Miss Bennett, travelling expenses: audit query
|
FO 366/885/1337
|
| 1931 |
Chief Clerk's Department: Miss L Penson: status and salary
|
FO 366/895/6450
|
| 1932 |
Chief Clerk's Department: grant to women staff of two days of their annual leave in half days
|
FO 366/906/324
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1934-1940 |
Named women: establishment and resignation: see list
|
FO 366/921-1131
|
| 1934-1940 |
Named women: certificate of qualification: see list
|
FO 366/921-1131
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1934-1940 |
Named women: establishment and resignation: see list
|
FO 366/921-1131
|
| 1934-1940 |
Named women: certificate of qualification: see list
|
FO 366/921-1131
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1934 |
Committee on Employment of Women in the Diplomatic Service: reports of meetings
|
FO 366/928
|
| 1934 |
Documents relating to employment of women in the Diplomatic Service: see list
|
FO 366/929-934
|
| 1934 |
Chief Clerk's Department: Madame L Barzin (née Marcousé): retention of services
|
FO 366/942/782
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1934 |
Chief Clerk's Department: Madame L Barzin (née Marcousé): retention of services
|
FO 366/942/782
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1935 |
Chief Clerk's Department: Brussels: termination of services of Madame Barzin at Embassy
|
FO 366/945/389
|
| 1935 |
Admission of women to the Diplomatic and Consular Services
|
FO 366/954/345
|
| 1936 |
Admission of women to the Diplomatic and Consular Services
|
FO 366/982/943
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1936 |
Chief Clerk's Department: case of Miss Dorothy Anne Pennington
|
FO 366/985/35
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1947 |
Condolences on the death of Miss Ellen Wilkinson MP, Minister of Education in the UK
|
FO 370/1447
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1952 |
Soviet Union : women domestic servants in the USSR; comparison of their conditions with those of Embassy employees
|
FO 371/100901
|
| 1953 |
Italy: Italian reactions to appointment of Clare Booth Luce as American Ambassador at Rome
|
FO 371/107799
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1954 |
China: visit by delegation of Labour MPs led by Mrs Barbara Castle, to Peking and Moscow
|
FO 371/110249
|
| 1954 |
Israel: reports on visits to Israel by MPs, including Miss Jennie Lee
|
FO 371/111066
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1954 |
Italy: attack on US Ambassador to Rome, Mrs Clare Booth Luce, by Italian weekly Europeo
|
FO 371/113140
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1956 |
Tour of Latin America by Lord and Lady Davidson
|
FO 371/119797
|
| 1956 |
Visit to Panama by Viscount and Viscountess Davidson
|
FO 371/120211
|
| 1956 |
Visits by Lord and Lady Davidson to Uraguay
|
FO 371/120428
|
| 1956 |
Soviet Union: visit to UK by Mr Bulganin and Mr Khrushchev: protest against visit: letter fro Viscountess Davidson MP 1052/460
|
FO 371/122826
|
| 1957 |
Egypt: imprisonment of James Swinburn and James Zarb: letter from Manchester constituent to Mrs E Hill MP, 24 Nov 1957; FO minute 29 Nov 1957 1691/264
|
FO 371/125621
|
| 1957 |
Hungary: Miss P Hornsby-Smith MP, joint parliamentary under-secretary of state, Home Office: provisional programme for visit to Vienna, 16-19 Feb 1957 22/146 and 147
|
FO 371/127705
|
| 1957 |
Miss P Hornsby-Smith MP: telegram of 21 Feb 1957 to UK ambassador, Vienna, to convey her thanks to Austrian ninisters for their hospitality and assistance during her visit to Austria 22/169
|
FO 371/127706
|
| 1957 |
Miss P Hornsby-Smith MP: report on her four-day visit to Vienna, in Feb 1957, to study the problem of Hungarian refugees 22/171
|
FO 371/127706
|
| 1957 |
Hungarian relief supplies: letter to Miss Bacon MP from Leeds constituent about parcels for her parents-in-law in Budapest, 18 Dec 1956 10110/14
|
FO 371/128666
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1959 |
Venezuela: appointment of Señora Gloria Pocaterra Hart as Ambassador of Venezuela to UK
|
FO 371/139897
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1959 |
UN: visit of Miss Pat Hornsby-Smith MP to UN as delegate at meetings of Third Committee
|
FO 371/145326
|
| 1965 |
Visit by Barbara Castle to Middle East FO 371/180659 1965 Soviet Union: arts and culture: includes exchange of Ministerial visits (Mme Furtseva/Miss Jennie Lee)
|
FO 371/182819-182820
|
| 1965 |
UN: International Labour Organisation: visits of Lady Gaitskell and Mrs Castle
|
FO 371/183718
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1944 |
Soviet Union: presentation of new Soviet Ambassadress to Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
|
FO 371/43431
|
| 1945 |
Denmark: activities of Miss Hjordis Westerby of Consular Section of British Embassy, Rome
|
FO 371/47286
|
| 1945 |
Employment of Miss J Spitzer
|
FO 371/48215
|
| 1945 |
Italy: repatriation of Mme P I Straneo, member of Italian diplomatic service in Peking
|
FO 371/49920
|
| 1946 |
Belgium and Luxemburg: Miss Zoe Puxley: request for employment in the UK
|
FO 371/59890
|
| 1946 |
Europe: Miss Zoe Puxley: appointed temporary Assistant Secretary
|
FO 371/59922
|
| 1949 |
Poland: Polish arrest of Mrs Firth, employee of British Embassy, Warsaw
|
FO 371/77498B-77499
|
| 1950 |
Turkey: enquiries about Miss Sylvia Simons a locally engaged typist at the Turkish Embassy
|
FO 371/88014
|
| 1950 |
Roumania: request for Foreign Office assistance concerning arrest of Annie and Nora Samuelli two sisters employed by US and British Legations respectively
|
FO 371/88049
|
| 1951 |
Czechoslovakia: expulsion of a British diplomat Gardner and Embassy secretary Miss Maines for allegedly spying
|
FO 371/94497
|
| 1951 |
Poland: attempts to obtain release from a Polish prison of Mrs Firth allegedly sentenced for offences against the Polish state including passing of military information; protests to Polish authorities; attempts to alleviate Mrs Firth's plight by visits and sending of parcels
|
FO 371/94725
|
| 1951 |
Roumania: Roumanian missions in Western countries; attempted kidnapping of a Roumanian woman employee of the Roumanian Legation in Paris
|
FO 371/95395
|
| 1933 |
(447) Iraq: Diplomatic and Consular Officers: employment of women
|
FO 624/1
|
| 1954 |
Use of women as casual couriers
|
FO 850/288
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1946 |
Cultural relations: visit to the Continent of Miss Ellen Wilkinson, Minister of Education
|
FO 924/558
|
| 1955-1956 |
Mrs B Castle MP: E S Haworth's bank account in Berlin
|
FO 938/207
|
| 1947 |
Viscountess Davidson MP: Dr von Tippelskirch's oculist clinic
|
FO 938/212
|
| 1946 |
Visit to British Zone of Germany of three representatives of Refugee Defence Committee: Mrs Cazalet-Heir, Sir C Heathcote-Smith and Miss I M B Ward
|
FO 938/254
|
| 1946 |
Mrs B Ayrton-Gould: lack of medical supplies in Vienna
|
FO 938/43
|
| 1946 |
Miss Jennie Lee: denazification of Hanover police; medical supplies for Austrian children
|
FO 938/62
|
| 1944 |
Proposal for a broadcast to Austria by Miss E Wilkinson MP f119
|
FO 954/1A
|
| 1943 |
FO minutes on a letter from Lady V Bonham-Carter about possibility of Germans moving Britiah PoWs from Italy f472
|
FO 954/22B
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1945-1948 |
Control Commission Germany: Main & ZEO HQ: Public Safety Branch, Bunde: women police: policy
|
FO1050/290
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1935-1950 |
National Association of Women Civil Servants: annual returns
|
FS 12/380
|
| 1934-1954 |
National Association of Women Civil Servants: rules and amendments
|
FS 26/156
|
| 1916-1941 |
Association of Women Clerks & Secretaries: rules and amendments
|
FS 27/195
|
| 1935-1961 |
National Association of Women Civil Servants: rules and amendments
|
FS 27/267
|
| 1927-1931 |
Federation of Women Civil Servants: registered files
|
FS 33/18
|
| 1934-1938 |
National Association of Women Civil Servants: registered files
|
FS 33/24
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1935-1938 |
Miss Lilian Charlotte Barker CBE, JP: appointment as Assistant Commissioner of Prisons
|
HO 144/21051/687989
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Fire Service
:
|
| 1946-1947 |
Firewomen's Shilling Fund Appeal for fire service orphans
|
HO 187/1153
|
| 1944 |
Fire Service: postwar employment of women
|
HO 187/1173
|
| 1944-1947 |
Fire Service: part time employment of women during the transitional period before postwar recruitment
|
HO 187/1200
|
| 1947 |
Fire Service: Women's Branch: proposals for formation in case of future emergency
|
HO 187/1201
|
| 1947 |
Fire Service: employment of women
|
HO 187/1227
|
| 1947-1948 |
Women employed in the Fire Service: pensions position
|
HO 187/1261
|
| 1945-1948 |
Fire Service: emergency feeding arrangements: mobile canteens
|
HO 187/1287
|
| 1941-1948 |
Fire Service: recruitment of women
|
HO 187/1365
|
| 1940-1949 |
Register (general)
|
HO 187/1800-1808
|
| 1947 |
History of the Women's Branch of the Fire Service, 1938-1946 (printed)
|
HO 187/1837
|
| 1941-1942 |
Staff for sub-divisional and station controls of Fire Service: use of women
|
HO 187/292
|
| 1943-1944 |
Progress report on the Women's Fire Service prepared for 14th meeting
|
HO 187/319
|
| 1941-1943 |
Women officers and firewomen: rates of pay
|
HO 187/395
|
| 1941-1944 |
Fire Service: senior women officers: rates of pay
|
HO 187/396
|
| 1942-1944 |
Firemen and firewomen: increase of pay for certain ranks; comparison of pay rates in Fire Service and Armed Forces
|
HO 187/413
|
| 1941-1944 |
Firewomen: ranks, titles, pay
|
HO 187/416
|
| 1942 |
Senior Women Fire Officers: appointments and promotion
|
HO 187/423
|
| 1943-1944 |
Health and working conditions for firewomen: sickness statistics
|
HO 187/478
|
| 1943-1944 |
Health and working conditions of firewomen: sickness statistics
|
HO 187/478
|
| 1941-1942 |
National Fire Service College: accommodation for women students
|
HO 187/571
|
| 1942-1945 |
Conferences of Regional Women Fire Officers
|
HO 187/604-613
|
| 1943 |
Fire Service: discipline code and its relation to female personnel
|
HO 187/647
|
| 1942-1943 |
Fire Service: staffing of workshops: trade pay for skilled and semi skilled women
|
HO 187/665
|
| 1943-1944 |
Fitness training for firewomen
|
HO 187/714
|
| 1943-1945 |
Firewomen: demobilisation
|
HO 187/775
|
| 1941-1945 |
Firewomen: station routine duties
|
HO 187/802
|
| 1944 |
Fire Service: women officers: scheme for postwar reserve
|
HO 187/837
|
| 1941-1943 |
Fire Service: employment of women
|
HO 187/861
|
| 1942-1945 |
Firewomen: part time employment
|
HO 187/862
|
| 1942-1943 |
Fire Service: women officers: duties
|
HO 187/863
|
| 1942-1945 |
Firewomen: release and discharge
|
HO 187/864
|
| 1942-1945 |
Firewomen: release to nursing service
|
HO 187/865
|
| 1943-1944 |
Fire Service: release of women of 1923 age group
|
HO 187/866
|
| 1942-1945 |
Firewomen: mobile and immobile: classification
|
HO 187/867
|
| 1942-1944 |
Part-time work in civilian capacity: employment of women
|
HO 187/868
|
| 1945-1946 |
Conferences of Regional Women Fire Officers 1945-1946
|
HO 187/965
|
| 1941-1946 |
Firewomen: training and provision of a women's fire college
|
HO 187/978
|
| 1943-1944 |
Region 5 (London) Voluntary fire guards: service beyond ages of 70 (men) and 60 (women)
|
HO 207/224
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1941 |
Communists at Huyton Camp, Lancs: enquiry from Miss Eleanor Rathbone MP
|
HO 215/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1971 |
Police Uniform Committee: women's uniform trial: results
|
HO 287/1487-1488
|
| 1966-1972 |
Committee on Policewomen's Uniform: trials, minutes, papers etc.
|
HO 287/1639-1643
|
| 1951 |
Police Cadets: extension of system to include girls
|
HO 287/175
|
| 1951-1952 |
Police women: distinction in duties between women police constables and matrons in police stations
|
HO 287/178
|
| 1956-1959 |
Derbyshire: appointment of girl police cadets
|
HO 287/294
|
| 1955-1965 |
Yorkshire West Riding: review of organisation and establishment 1961; increased establishment of policewomen
|
HO 287/317
|
| 1962-1966 |
Recruitment: women constables: The Police (Amendment) (No 2) Regulations SI1966/635
|
HO 287/51
|
| 1965-1966 |
Women Police: National Conference of Senior Police Women: evidence by children in higher courts
|
HO 287/529
|
| 1951-1958 |
Police strength: women police establishment; introduction of 44 hour week
|
HO 287/55
|
| 1964 |
Girl Cadets: Working Party on Police Cadets
|
HO 287/632
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1969 |
Recruuitment: women prison officers: advertising campaign 1969
|
HO 303/27
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1969-1970 |
Parliamentary elections: alleged failure to return by-election expenses; Bernadette Devlin MP
|
HO 328/134
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Fire Service
:
|
| 1963-1973 |
Uniforms: new design for firewomen
|
HO 346/45
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1901-1908 |
Appointment of Lady Inspector of Female Prisons and Inebriate Reformatories
|
HO 45/10052/A63072
|
| 1908-1919 |
Dr Mary Gordon: the first Lady Inspector of Prisons
|
HO 45/10552/163497
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1914-1918 |
Women Police and Women Patrols
|
HO 45/10806/309485
|
| 1917-1920 |
Employment of women police
|
HO 45/10962/343889
|
| 1920 |
Women clerks in Police Offices
|
HO 45/10971/405049
|
| 1920-1921 |
Employment of women on police duties
|
HO 45/11020/398452
|
| 1918-1922 |
Metropolitan Police Women Patrols: formation of
|
HO 45/11067/370521
|
| 1920-1922 |
Policewomen: powers, privileges and liabilities L.O.O.
|
HO 45/11077/409973
|
| 1922-1924 |
Women Police
|
HO 45/11619/441318
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1845-1846 |
Matron for all female convict ships
|
HO 45/1188
|
| 1913-1925 |
Appointment, duties and salaries of women Probation Officers
|
HO 45/11912/397140
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1924-1926 |
Employment of police women: Committee Report
|
HO 45/12293/457470
|
| 1925-1926 |
Grant of marriage gratuities to female staff of Metropolitan Police and Metropolitan Police Courts
|
HO 45/13021/474470
|
| 1926-1928 |
Women Police: conditions of service
|
HO 45/13028/490531
|
| 1928-1929 |
Women police: appointment, duties and organisation
|
HO 45/13433/524301
|
| 1929-1931 |
Women police. reorganisation; appointment of Commandant; pay, allowances and superannuation; duties; uniform; various deputations etc.
|
HO 45/14260/541266
|
| 1931-1933 |
The Police (Women) Regulations,1933
|
HO 45/15202-15202/591776
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1921-1935 |
Appointment of women to Prison Commission and as Governors etc.
|
HO 45/16184/424021
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1934-1937 |
Employment of women in the Civil Service: reservation of certain posts for men
|
HO 45/17070/675405
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1933-1938 |
Women police: conditions of entry and service: general papers
|
HO 45/17526-17527/666079
|
| 1937-1941 |
Appointment of women police
|
HO 45/18816/801044
|
| 1925-1942 |
Employment of women officers in sexual offences cases
|
HO 45/19030/581835
|
| 1940-1944 |
Difficulty in recruitment of suitable regular women police in Buckinghamshire Constabulary because of opposition to both Standing Joint Committee and Chief Constable, who recruited women initially as First Police Reserves only
|
HO 45/19532/825059
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1935-1945 |
Appointment of a woman as Governor of Holloway Prison
|
HO 45/19752/684153
|
| 1918-1920 |
Women medical officers at Holloway and Aylesbury prisons: first appointments
|
HO 45/19977/400032
|
| 1922-1939 |
Visiting Committee of Holloway Prison: constitution
|
HO 45/20018/439266
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1932-1947 |
Miss Dorothy O G Peto, OBE, Superintendent of Metropolitan Women Police: retirement pension
|
HO 45/21048/654/118
|
| 1945-1947 |
Women Police: representations
|
HO 45/21202/890264
|
| 1945-1948 |
Women Police: increased establishment and expansion of duties in London area
|
HO 45/21927/826825
|
| 1939 |
Women auxiliaries enrolled by Staffordshire Chief Constable for motor patrol duties at Headquarters: approval for detachment of 20 to continue as special constables; later transferred to auxiliary police corps
|
HO 45/22807/388064
|
| 1949 |
Appointment and pay of first woman Chief Inspector in a provincial force
|
HO 45/23122/825179
|
| 1913-1950 |
Metropolitan Police matrons
|
HO 45/23988/153695
|
| 1944-1950 |
Metropolitan Women Police: issue of uniform and protective clothing
|
HO 45/24278/917591
|
| 1912-1920 |
Child witnesses in sexual offences cases: desirability of women police officers or female relatives
|
HO 45/24628/223079
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1913-1938 |
Prison Governors and Medical Officers: appointment of women; opinions expressed; correspondence with Women's Freedom League
|
HO 45/24643/234940
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1945-1946 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Corps Central Committee: formation and termination
|
HO 45/25161/890332
|
| 1946-1951 |
Policewomen: recruitment and conditions of service
|
HO 45/25216/915504
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1950-1951 |
Procurement: extension of protection to prostitutes: Mrs Barbara Castle's Criminal Law Amendment Bill, 1951
|
HO 45/25339/958815
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1947-1949 |
Police pensions: rateable deductions for policewomen
|
HO 45/25928/918777
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1879 |
Examinations for post of Assistant Matrons in the Prison Service
|
HO 45/9558/71134B
|
| 1878-1891 |
Appointment of Lady Visitors
|
HO 45/9568/75267
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1888-1898 |
Female Attendants: police courts: appointments and conditions of service
|
HO 45/9688/A48760P
|
| 1888-1889 |
Provision of female searchers at Metropolitan police stations
|
HO 45/9689/A49064
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1897 |
Report of Lady Visitor at Aylesbury Prison
|
HO 45/9750/A58684
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1941-1943 |
Civil Defence Duties (Compulsory Enrolment) Order1941: exemption of police constables and women auxiliary police
|
HO186/1158
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1939-1946 |
Poster: 'Now more than ever - forget what you hear' (pencilled drawing, woman telephonist looking at notice of secrecy)
|
INF 3/256
|
| 1961 |
General Documentary Films: 'Village Postmistress'
|
INF 6/106
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1935-1945 |
Metropolitan Police: woman police constable (photographs)
|
INF11/6-7
|
| 1964-1965 |
Policewomen in training (photographs)
|
INF14/411
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1970-1975 |
Consideration of issues arising in Department on the employment of women in the Civil Service
|
IR 81/595
|
| 1916 |
Employment of women clerks after the war
|
J 141/138
|
| 1917 |
Sons and daughters of Germans and Austrians employed in Central Office: circular and correspondence
|
J 141/148
|
| 1919 |
Treasury Chambers: arrears of War Bonus (1) The Workers Union on behalf of women and girl messengers (2) the women and girl messengers who are not members of the Union
|
LAB 1/1726/E1/1174
|
| 1951-1953 |
Introduction of equal pay into the Civil Service
|
LAB 10/1077
|
| 1953-1955 |
Equal pay for government industrial employees
|
LAB 10/1203
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1942-1943 |
Dispute between National Guild of Telephonists and GPO over trade union recognition in connection with female staff
|
LAB 10/205
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1939-1940 |
Application of Superannuation Act 1834 s 20 to Civil Service women pensioners who join WRNS, WAAF or ATS T 164/186/14 1939-1940 House of Lords: admission of women civil servants to the official box
|
LAB 12/59
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1963 |
International Labour Organisation: Baroness Summerskill's motion on the need for an industrial charter for women
|
LAB 13/1877
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1935-1949 |
Workmen's Compensation Act 1925: accident to Miss E R Gray shorthand typist at Springham Employment Exchange
|
LAB 16/45
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1926 |
Correspondence with (Chairman) Mr Waller. Recruitment of women officials required for prison service
|
LAB 2/1328/ED39719/1928
|
| 1928 |
Recruitment of women officials required for the prison service (55)
|
LAB 2/1328/ED39719/1928
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1931 |
Recruitment of women for Women's Police Force: interview with Miss Peto, Chief Woman Officer (76)
|
LAB 2/1404/ET2281/1931
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
Appointments Department: question of the replacing of women clerks by discharged officers and men in Government offices
|
LAB 2/1519/DRA288
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1920 |
Central Committee on Women's Training and Employment: suggested representation of Association of Headmistresses forwarded by Lady Astor MP, House of Commons
|
LAB 2/1591/CCW254/1920
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1920 |
Regulation covering employment of women in the Civil Service. Memorandum by Chancellor of the Exchequer
|
LAB 2/1705/CEB1277
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: Central Office: women managers: allocation of above posts
|
LAB 2/1709/E3/116/1920
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: allocation of women 4th class managers posts to Exchanges graded below 1st class
|
LAB 2/1709/E3/116/3
|
| 1920 |
Recruitment for special translator posts for women, in the Intelligence Division
|
LAB 2/1715/CEB731/20
|
| 1920 |
Central Establishment Branch: women staff: paper relating to lady adviser to women staff
|
LAB 2/1717/CEB103/14/20
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: application and sanction for two additional temporary women clerks in the Intelligence Division
|
LAB 2/1717/E1/1006/19
|
| 1919 |
Application for the appointment of 3 Higher Grade Women Clerks to act as translators in connection with the peace conference
|
LAB 2/1717/E1/1089
|
| 1919 |
Labour Intelligence Section: staffing May, June and November 1917. Treasury Sanction for appointment of additional higher grade Women Clerks and Male Temporary Assistants (72)
|
LAB 2/1717/EDS10392/19
|
| 1921 |
Reorganisation of women's posts in Employment Exchange Service
|
LAB 2/1719/CEB173/2/1921
|
| 1923 |
Scale of salary appropriate to women principals on reorganisation
|
LAB 2/1719/CEB204/1923
|
| 1921 |
Salaries of women Assistant Secretaries and Principal (Administrative class) on reorganisation
|
LAB 2/1719/CEB275/1921
|
| 1920 |
Permanent staff: reorganisation of women's posts
|
LAB 2/1719/CEB690/20
|
| 1920 |
Redundant women officers in Policy Branch: Treasury Sanction for temporary allocation of two redundant officers to existing posts of £200-£320
|
LAB 2/1719/CEB967
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1915 |
Note of interview with Mr Roper (sic) (of the GPO) re employment of women in place of postmen during harvest time (209)
|
LAB 2/172/LE1823/224/1915
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1920 |
Recruitment, Higher (Women) staff: draft letter to certain Government Departments asking for nomination for higher posts in ED
|
LAB 2/1722/E2
|
| 1920 |
Treasury: Assistant Chief of Section (Women): scale of salary
|
LAB 2/1722/E2/143/2
|
| 1920 |
Treasury: Higher Staff (Women): sanction 2 posts of Chief of Section and 4 posts of Assistant Chief of Section in ED. Allowances to Misses Darlow and Foster
|
LAB 2/1722/E2/143/3
|
| 1917 |
Staffing of Women's Section 'H' of Central Office. Memo by Miss Durham making recommendations for filling higher posts. Treasury Sanction (72)
|
LAB 2/1722/EDS10042/17 pt1
|
| 1917 |
Treasury Sanction, subject to review at end of 1918, for appointment of special temporary officers to deal with recruitment of WRENS, WRAFS and WAACS and Women Agricultural Workers to Employment Department (70)
|
LAB 2/1722/EDS10042/1917
|
| 1918 |
Permanent Women Officers re-engaged, after marriage, in temporary capacity. Treasury Sanction for re-employment and payment of War Bonus (72)
|
LAB 2/1723/EDS10315/80/18
|
| 1934 |
DWC Messengers and Cleaners Committee: rates of wages of female cleaners at Employment Exchanges and out stations: motion that Industrial Court Award 1325 be applied to all M/L cleaners (226)
|
LAB 2/1724/S&E1268/1934
|
| 1920 |
Seniority of men and women clerks in the Ministry of Labour
|
LAB 2/1727/CEB677/1920
|
| 1922 |
Ministry of Labour: Establishment and Insurance Department: women and men: establishment of pre-war temporary clerks
|
LAB 2/1729/E3/439/24
|
| 1917 |
Trade Boards Division: (i) Allowance to Mr Montgomerie (ii) addition of two temporary AG women clerks (70)
|
LAB 2/1736/EDS10474/17
|
| 1938 |
Trade Board Division: Inspectorate Staff General File. Correspondence from Federation of Women Civil Servats: Treasury sanctions General Vacancy (226)
|
LAB 2/1736/S&E420/1938 ptII
|
| 1917 |
Lower Grade Women Clerks: Treasury Sanction for 7th promotion to grade of higher grade clerk and equal eligibility of clerks at Kew (71)
|
LAB 2/1746/EDS10288/1917
|
| 1917 |
War bonus: Treasury instructions for payment to typists, shorthand typists, cleaners, caretakers and nightwatchmen (69)
|
LAB 2/1758/EDS10315/1917
|
| 1918 |
Treasury Sanction for additional war bonus to boy and girl messengers (69)
|
LAB 2/1758/EDS10315/64/1918
|
| 1918 |
Temporary Women Investigating: Treasury Sanction for payment of £150 p a salary plus 12/6 per week War Bonus (72)
|
LAB 2/1758/EDS10315/86/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1921 |
Ministry of Labour: Finance Department, Kew: transfer of women clerks from GPO
|
LAB 2/1764/E2/172/1921
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921 |
Ministry of Labour: Finance Department, Kew: transfer of women clerks from GPO
|
LAB 2/1764/E2/172/1921
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour Women's department: staff organisation: Miss Squire
|
LAB 2/1765/CEB108/13/1/1920
|
| 1914 |
Labour Exchanges Department: women and juveniles: Treasury Sanction for appointments as organising officers 1912 (210)
|
LAB 2/1767/LE4192/14
|
| 1915 |
Staff: establishment (women): letter to Civil Service Commission covering request for certificate (208)
|
LAB 2/1768/LE5481/15
|
| 1948 |
Memorandum submitted by the Civil Service Union in respect of claim for improved pay and conditions of service for male and female motor vehicle drivers (civilian) (218)
|
LAB 2/1772/OE1578/48
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: London: Miss D A Douthwaite
|
LAB 2/1774/E3/S4799
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: Women's Branch Section: general file. Treasury Sanctions
|
LAB 2/1776/501/4/1920
|
| 1919 |
Wages and Arbitration Department (HQ): staff proposals: (i) Higher Administrative staff (ii) Women's Wages Section
|
LAB 2/1779/E1/1140
|
| 1920 |
Treasury Selection Board: women candidates interviewed Oct 1919. Procedure: Treasury regulations regarding to May 1920 dates of promotions, and sanction for appointments
|
LAB 2/1780/CEB1238
|
| 1934 |
Destruction forms UI 75 and other documents relating to Section 17 administration by the Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries (232)
|
LAB 2/1783/S&ER124/1934
|
| 1917 |
Two additional temporary women Officers for Professional Register (Women) (71)
|
LAB 2/1798/EDS10186/11/1917
|
| 1927-1928 |
Reconsideration of women's scale. Schedule showing relation between men's and women's scale in all grades
|
LAB 2/1804/CEB692/1928
|
| 1928 |
Reconsideration of women's scale. Schedule showing relation between men's and women's scale in all grades
|
LAB 2/1804/CEB692/1928
|
| 1921 |
Assimilation of women JSOs and MSOs at Kew (Finance Department)
|
LAB 2/1806/CEB265/1921
|
| 1921 |
Assimilation of women clerks at Headquarters and in cases of transfer from or to Treasury or Departmental grades
|
LAB 2/1806/CEB437/21
|
| 1921 |
Ministry of Labour: Finance Department: assimilation of women clerks at Kew
|
LAB 2/1807/E2/137/1921
|
| 1916 |
Ministry of Labour: Northern Division: centralization C & RO, Kew: with regard to application for transfer from Misses Latimer, Drabble and Young
|
LAB 2/1811/ED18544/15/1917
|
| 1916 |
Claims & Record Office: draft circular to all DOs stating title of New Insurance Office and names of officers who will be pending definite appointment perform duties of Senior Insurance Officer, Senior Finance Officer, Senior Staff Officer and Senior Woman Officer (210)
|
LAB 2/1811/LE1231/31
|
| 1916 |
Head Insurance Office: list of Higher Officers to be transferred to Kew in connection with Finance Insurance General and Statistical Sections. Officers concerned to be informed of Department decision. Question of Women Officers in Charge (210)
|
LAB 2/1811/LE12313/24
|
| 1917 |
Head Insurance Office, Kew: list of officers and correspondence relative to transfer of the London DO staff. Miss Dale, Acton E E to go to Kew. Cases of Miss Pearce, Miss Pickett and Miss Coates under consideration (210)
|
LAB 2/1811/LE18544/5
|
| 1921 |
Finance Department, Kew Branch: vacancies for minor staff officers (women). Vacancy circulars No 16/20
|
LAB 2/1812/CEB1035
|
| 1921 |
Minister of Labour: substitution, Kew: peoposal to appoint ex-service men to certain posts formerly sanctioned for women. Analysis of temporary non ex-service women staff
|
LAB 2/1812/CEB108(3)/2/21
|
| 1919 |
Central and Regional Offices: staff, promotions: Vacancy Circular No 14. Recommendations to post of Minor Staff Officers (Women) (72)
|
LAB 2/1813/EDS16092/1919 pt 3
|
| 1919 |
Labour Emergency Expenditure Committee: proposals for staffing of Finance Department at Kew. Treasury Sanction July 1919 for appointments of women clerks and certain male staff (69)
|
LAB 2/1813/EDS16092/2/1919
|
| 1919 |
Finance Department at Kew: Treasury Sanction for allowance of £50 p a to holder of post of woman superintendent as from 1.4.1915 (72)
|
LAB 2/1813/EDS16301/1919
|
| 1926 |
Claims and Record Office Kew: employment of temporary women clerks on writing assistant's work. Question of substitution by ex-servicemen
|
LAB 2/1814/CEB345/1926
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: Finance Department: promotion of women officers to posts of Junior Staff Officer and Higher Grade Clerks
|
LAB 2/1814/E2/117/43
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: Finance Department, Kew: reommendations for promotion to JSO and MSO (women)
|
LAB 2/1814/E2/117/67
|
| 1921 |
Treasury requests return of 1. Women officers on scale of £500 or over including bonus 2. Permanent women officers on scales rising to £500 plus bonus. 3. Permanent women officers with actual salaries of £500 plus bonus
|
LAB 2/1828/CEB687/21
|
| 1921 |
Ministry of Labour: Establishment and Insurance Department: first class women officers: annual increments
|
LAB 2/1828/E3/467/1921
|
| 1922 |
Assimilation of women MSOs and JSOs at Kew (Finance Department)
|
LAB 2/1831/CEB450/22
|
| 1933 |
Ministry of Labour Departmental Whitley Council: sides re the Department's policy in respect of a) the status and prospects of women officers in the Departmental Class of the Ministry and b) the filling of the post of Chief Woman Officer (226)
|
LAB 2/1840/S&E704/1933
|
| 1924 |
North East: Miss E Mason. Temporary Officer injured by fall of ceiling at Hull Employment Exchange. Question of compensation (precedent)
|
LAB 2/1841/E3/S6650/645/1924
|
| 1915 |
Treasury: staff: shorthand typists: sanction engagement of male shorthand typists at 40s as to retention of permanent posts at 40s and substitution by women (209)
|
LAB 2/1844/LE10280/5/1915
|
| 1914 |
Treasury refusal for appointment of male shorthand writers and sanction (1) for appointment of female shorthand writers (2) for female shorthand typists who are established to enter at present salary (210)
|
LAB 2/1844/LE16949/1914
|
| 1923 |
Civil Service Commission suspend recruitment of temporary female staff: Treasury circular 379/9/19
|
LAB 2/1845/CEB230
|
| 1928 |
Discharge of temporary women clerks in the provinces: order of dismissal
|
LAB 2/1845/CEB299/1928
|
| 1928 |
Ministry of Labour Departmental Whitley Council (staff side). Staff: temporary women in employment exchanges. Returns: enquiry regarding questionnaire issued to Exchange Managers
|
LAB 2/1845/CEB299/2/28
|
| 1926 |
Ministry of Labour Departmental Whitley Council (staff side): discharge. Temporary women clerks: order of dismissal suggestion that length of service within groups of exchanges determines dismissal
|
LAB 2/1845/CEB575/1926
|
| 1921 |
Ministry of Labour: Finance Department: promotions to higher grade clerk (women)
|
LAB 2/1863/E2/104/1924
|
| 1921 |
Enquiry from Treasury as to standard for certifying that new clerical class lower grade women clerks are fit to pass efficiency barrier point on new scale
|
LAB 2/1870/CEB217/1921
|
| 1919 |
Ministry of Labour: HQ and outstanding staff travelling and subsistence allowances: general file Treasury Sanction for payment of subsistence allowances to women welfare officers transferred from Ministry of Munitions
|
LAB 2/1876/E4/502-8/19
|
| 1924 |
Annual leave of women clerical officers transferred from one department to another. Correspondence with Federation of Women Civil Servants
|
LAB 2/1881/CEB389/24
|
| 1925 |
Temporary Grade 4 women clerks: extension of scale of annual leave
|
LAB 2/1881/CEB505/1925
|
| 1924 |
Trade Boards: Inspection and Enforcement Section: General Inspection: Miss Power: certification of learners (245)
|
LAB 2/19/TB151/4/24
|
| 1922 |
Trade Board: vacancies on above due to Miss Mona Wilson's resignation (243)
|
LAB 2/19/TB230/22
|
| 1930 |
The Society of Women Executive Officers in Finance Department, Ministry of Labour: request for official recognition (226)
|
LAB 2/1908/S&E1704/3/1930
|
| 1932 |
Amalgamation of the Federation of Women Civil Servants and Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries (Civil Service Section). To be known as National Association of Women Civil Servants (226)
|
LAB 2/1908/S&E685/32
|
| 1941 |
Society of Civil Servants: amalgamation of Association of Higher Women Officers in the Civil Service (incorporating in the Society of Women Executive Officers and Association of Women Civil Servants in the ministry of Labour with the above Associations) (226)
|
LAB 2/1908/S&E687/1941
|
| 1922 |
Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries. General file
|
LAB 2/1910/CEB152/22
|
| 1929 |
Association of Women Civil Servants (Treasury class) in Ministry of Labour: questionnaire issued by Federation of Women Civil Servants regarding number of staff in various grades employed at HQ and C & RO. Policy of supplying information to Staff Association
|
LAB 2/1910/CEB1579/1929
|
| 1927 |
The Association of Women Civil Servants (Treasury Class) in Ministry of Labour: previously known as Association of Women Clerks and JSOs in the Ministry of Labour. General questions
|
LAB 2/1910/CEB246/1927
|
| 1924 |
Federation of Women Civil Servants: request for particulars of the various grades of women employed in the Department (Ministry of Labour)
|
LAB 2/1910/CEB389/2/24
|
| 1919 |
Pay claim for increased rates by Association of Employment Department Clerks and Association of Women Clerks in the Ministry of Labour (69)
|
LAB 2/1911/EDS16515/1919
|
| 1932 |
Recruitment of Permanent Women Staff in Employment Exchanges: proposed Open Competitive Exams for Women Employment Clerks (227)
|
LAB 2/1911/S&E699/32
|
| 1922 |
Departmental Whitley Council, Committee on Seniority: relative seniority of men and women in mixed employment exchanges: training of women in managers' duties
|
LAB 2/1923/E3/416/1925
|
| 1927 |
Ministry of Labour Departmental Whitley Council (staff side): temporary women clerks, Grade IV. Request that officers be graded as Grade III
|
LAB 2/1951/CEB187/1927
|
| 1927 |
Ministry of Labour Arbitration Board claims (1) temporary staffs committee (2) Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries improved sclaes of pay (1) temporary men and women (2) temporary shorthand typists and typists. Treasury request for detailed returns of staffs covered by the claim
|
LAB 2/1952/CEB248/3/27
|
| 1926 |
Ministry of Labour: Establishment and Insurance Department: temporary clerks: regrading of Grade IV women to Grade III
|
LAB 2/1953/E3/234/27
|
| 1927 |
Papers relating to enquiry (as a result of appeal by Assistant Clerks Association) by Statistical Department at instance of Treasury into rates of wages of clerical classes (male and female) in non-Government offices in London
|
LAB 2/1957/CEB388
|
| 1932 |
Standing Committee of Establishment Officers: Report of Temporary Staff Committee, arising out of report of Royal Commission on Civil Service. Position of married women (226)
|
LAB 2/1997/S&E1438/10/1932
|
| 1928 |
Association of Women Clerks & Secretaries v HM Treasury: dispute regarding scale of pay for Grade I Temporary Women Clerks; arbitration award no 1389 (IR 900/1928)
|
LAB 2/2122/27
|
| 1928 |
Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries v Ministry of Pensions: dispute regarding scales of pay to women inspectors and children's officers; arbitration award no 1394 (IR 1036/1928)
|
LAB 2/2122/30
|
| 1928 |
Civil Service: dispute as to scales of pay of Women Inspectors and Children's Officers on Special Grants Committee: Association of Women Clerks & Secretaries v Ministry of Pensions. Request for arbitration award 1394 (182)
|
LAB 2/2122/IR1036/28
|
| 1928 |
Civil Service: Federation of Women Civil Servants Ministry of Health Official Side v Staff Side. Language allowances paid to women Clerical Officers serving in Intelligence Dpt: request for arbitration award 1398 (182)
|
LAB 2/2122/IR885/28
|
| 1928 |
Civil Service: dispute: scale of pay for Grade I Temporary Women Clerks. Association of Women Clerks & Secretaries v HM Treasury. Request for arbitration award 1389 (182)
|
LAB 2/2122/IR90/28
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1927 |
Civil Service: dispute (terms of reference and copies of Awards nos 1335 and 1374): alteration in annual leave regulations in view of recent increased scales of pay to female Supervising Officers. GPO Federation of PO Supervising Officers (182)
|
LAB 2/2122/IR908/1927
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1927 |
Civil Service: dispute (terms of reference and copies of Awards nos 1335 and 1374): alteration in annual leave regulations in view of recent increased scales of pay to female Supervising Officers. GPO Federation of PO Supervising Officers (182)
|
LAB 2/2122/IR908/1927
|
| 1927 |
Civil Service: interpretation of Award no 1221: 1st and 2nd class Laboratory Assistants and Women Laboratory Assistants of R N Cordite Factory, Holton Heath. Admiralty Administrative Whitley Council Staff Side v Official Side. Arbitration award no 1334. Terms of Reference (182)
|
LAB 2/2122/IR944/1927
|
| 1917 |
Office of Trade Boards Staff: asking that the subsistence allowance of the temporary lady investigators may be increased (247)
|
LAB 2/218/TB10135/2
|
| 1920 |
Canning Town LEC: resolution passed that the Department should approach all Government Departments with a view to replacing females in their establishments who are employed as messengers, lift operators etc, by one-armed men (71)
|
LAB 2/221/X217/3/1920
|
| 1918 |
Central Office: an address of congratulation from women workers in government departments br forwarded to their Majesties on the occasion of their silver wedding
|
LAB 2/238/ED29798/3
|
| 1918 |
War Cabinet: wages: memoranda by Conciliation & Arbitration Board for Government employees on remuneration of men and women engaged on similar duties (213)
|
LAB 2/252/LR19160/18
|
| 1918 |
Ministry of Reconstruction: women's employment sub-committee: clerical and commercial group: evidence and proceedings: memorandum and summary (113)
|
LAB 2/292/HQ13060
|
| 1915 |
Trade Boards: appointed members include Miss Florence Clark and Miss Mary Hayden (243)
|
LAB 2/676/TB129/15
|
| 1920 |
Paisley Employment Exchange: Financial Irregularities Local Accountants Reports June-December 1920. Prosecution of Miss E C Kay, member of staff (224)
|
LAB 2/747/SD647/1920
|
| 1920 |
Central Office: committee on re-employment of ex-servicement: re request by Mr Whitehead at meeting of 22 September for statistical information re employment of women and ex-servicemen in each department (56)
|
LAB 2/750/ED2332/61/1920
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: Central Office: employment of married women: note on policy of department on above (55)
|
LAB 2/751/ED3027/1920
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1910 |
London: women employed on addressing machines such as the 'Elliott' supplied by Hayward & Co. Enquiry by Post Office Stores Dpt as to rates of wages (197)
|
LAB 2/831/I&S768
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921 |
Lerwick BEO Financial Irregularities (Nov 1920-Feb 1921): prosecution of G W Hoggan and Miss Margaret Spence, member of staff (224)
|
LAB 2/857/SD191/2/1921
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1926 |
Claim from Federation of Women Civil Servants that women transferred from manipulative grades in Post Office through Treasury selection board should have salary adjusted to not less than Ex-Grade III TCs (now Clerical Officers)
|
LAB 2/CEB524/26
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1926 |
Claim from Federation of Women Civil Servants that women transferred from manipulative grades in Post Office through Treasury selection board should have salary adjusted to not less than Ex-Grade III TCs (now Clerical Officers)
|
LAB 2/CEB524/26
|
| 1921 |
Ministry of Labour: Finance Department: promotions: clerical class (women) (C and RO): meeting of staff sub-committee 'C' held on 12 May 1921
|
LAB 2/E2/141/3/1921
|
| 1935-1936 |
Committee of Imperial Defence, Women's Reserve Sub-Committee on Manpower: consideration of a list of losses and number of women likely to be regained by the Home Office, Admiralty and War Office in the first three months of an emergency
|
LAB 25/78
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1940-1944 |
Deputation of women MPs to discuss the formation of an advisory committee for women's employment in wartime
|
LAB 26/59
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1939 |
Prison Officers Association and Prison Commissions: women: Chief Officers, Matrons I and II, Principal Officer; Officer: hours
|
LAB 3/129
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1950-1951 |
National Association of Women Civil Servants and HM Treasury: scale of pay for established copy typists
|
LAB 3/687
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1965-1968 |
Dr Shirley Summerskill MP: A Broomhead, The Halifax Society for the Blind, writes about the Trading Representatives (Disabled Persons) Act 1958
|
LAB 43/111
|
| 1966-1967 |
Miss J M Quennell MP: writes about the employment problems of Mr Brian Quennell of Petersfield
|
LAB 43/118
|
| 1966-1967 |
Mrs Freda Corbet MP: encloses two letters from C Phillips of London, SE 155, concerning his dismissal from R Studwick of Bermondsey, and his claims for holiday and redundancy payments
|
LAB 43/123
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1932-1961 |
National Association of Women Civil Servants
|
LAB 69/94
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1968 |
Rt Hon Barbara Castle MP: Private Office Papers
|
LAB 77/14
|
| 1969-1970 |
Rt Hon Barbara Castle MP: Ministers' Appointment Diaries
|
LAB 77/15-16
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1953-1957 |
Employment of older men and women: analysis of performance of older candidates in Civil Service examinations
|
LAB 8/2029
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1965-1966 |
GPO enquiry into possibilities of employing more married women and part-time workers
|
LAB 8/3224
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1941-1942 |
Withdrawal of women clerical workers from government departments under the Registration for Employment Order
|
LAB 8/446
|
| 1939-1943 |
Labour Supply Board: conditions affecting ex-servicemen, married women and ex-civil servants under temporary employment in government departments
|
LAB 8/872
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1933-1935 |
Employment of women in the Diplomatic Service: Committee on
|
LCO 2/1150
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1943-1946 |
Parliamentary Question: Dr Edith Summerskill, Mr Leach etc.: as to wife's housekeeping allowances
|
LCO 2/2777
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1964 |
Principal Probate Registry: proposal to have women Associates
|
LCO 4/505
|
| 1958-1960 |
Working Party on Maternity Leave T 215/1035- 1037 1959-1961 Maternity leave: staffing arrangements
|
MAF 184/141
|
| 1960-1971 |
Ratio of women to men employed in administrative and executive grades
|
MAF 184/194
|
| 1955-1958 |
Future policy for employment of women in Admiralty ADM 1/25953 1955-1963 Promotion of ex-established married women
|
MAF 184/63
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1940-1941 |
Salvage of food waste: Salvage Advisory Committee of Women MPs
|
MAF 35/539
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921-1947 |
Royal Commission on the Civil Service; Committee on Women's Questions
|
MAF 39/96-99
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1960-1965 |
Footwear for women police officers: official issue and later substitution of an allowance in lieu
|
MEPO 2/10111
|
| 1949-1972 |
Uniforms for women special constables: arrangements for supply and issue
|
MEPO 2/10152
|
| 1961-1970 |
Provision of new style uniform for women police (with samples)
|
MEPO 2/10153
|
| 1961-1973 |
Women police: the Sybil Hill Trophy: inauguration and awards
|
MEPO 2/10240
|
| 1965 |
Equal pay for women police: Home Office request for comments on the right to equal pay for men and women in the police service
|
MEPO 2/10474
|
| 1966-1972 |
'Gentle Arm of the Law': transcript of book about women police by Inspector Jennifer Hilton for the series 'My Life and My Work'
|
MEPO 2/10686
|
| 1966-1968 |
Revised procedure for promotion of women police
|
MEPO 2/10705
|
| 1967-1969 |
50th anniversary of the formation of women police: reception held at New Scotland Yard by the Commissioner in conjunction with the National Conference of Senior Police on1 October1969
|
MEPO 2/10845
|
| 1967 |
New style uniform for women police officers designed by Norman Hartnell: publicity arrangements (with photographs)
|
MEPO 2/10916
|
| 1907-1908 |
Prisoners (women): employment of female 'watchers' in hospitals
|
MEPO 2/1132
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1907-1908 |
Prisoners (women): employment of female 'watchers' in hospitals
|
MEPO 2/1132
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1907-1911 |
Matrons: employment to deal with female prisoners and children
|
MEPO 2/1418
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1907-1911 |
Matrons: employment to deal with female prisoners and children
|
MEPO 2/1418
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1912-1913 |
Matrons: employment in certain cases
|
MEPO 2/1518
|
| 1914-1918 |
Women patrols under supervision: strength, pay etc.
|
MEPO 2/1608
|
| 1915-1916 |
Women Patrols: New Zealand enquiry
|
MEPO 2/1684
|
| 1916 |
Gross indecency in Hyde Park: question of women patrols giving evidence
|
MEPO 2/1708
|
| 1916-1919 |
London Women Patrols Committee and Women's Police Service
|
MEPO 2/1710
|
| 1916-1919 |
Women patrols: control of prostitutes in parks and open spaces
|
MEPO 2/1720
|
| 1918-1919 |
London Women Patrols Committee
|
MEPO 2/1748
|
| 1918 |
Pilfering: employment of private individual as waitress for inside observation
|
MEPO 2/1752
|
| 1918 |
Policewomen: instruction
|
MEPO 2/1759
|
| 1919-1922 |
Women Patrols: permanent imprest
|
MEPO 2/1766
|
| 1919-1920 |
Women Patrols: plain clothes allowance for Welfare Assistant
|
MEPO 2/1783
|
| 1919 |
Women Police Patrols: accommodation
|
MEPO 2/1790
|
| 1887-1894 |
Women prisoners: employment of matrons
|
MEPO 2/180
|
| 1927 |
Women Police: entitlement of past and present members to benefit from Metropolitan Police Loan and Relief Funds
|
MEPO 2/1887
|
| 1919-1922 |
Police matrons: s revision of allowances
|
MEPO 2/1900
|
| 1929 |
Police matrons at House of Commons (for detention of unruly visitors)
|
MEPO 2/1901
|
| 1929 |
Charge of 'insulting words and behaviour': defendant accosted a plain clothes policewoman
|
MEPO 2/2072
|
| 1922-1923 |
Women Patrols: allocation to Divisions and conditions of pay and allowances
|
MEPO 2/2448
|
| 1918-1922 |
Women police: experimental employment under Superintendent A4 Branch
|
MEPO 2/2671
|
| 1922 |
Women police: termination of services
|
MEPO 2/2672
|
| 1922-1924 |
Women police: suggested disbandment and future employment as a 'force of 20 constables with powers of arrest'
|
MEPO 2/2673
|
| 1924-1926 |
Women police: special increments and conditions of promotion
|
MEPO 2/2674
|
| 1925 |
Women Police: promotion examination
|
MEPO 2/2675
|
| 1925-1926 |
Women police: clothing: issue of lighter tunics and blouses, collars and ties
|
MEPO 2/2676
|
| 1926-1931 |
Women police: duties and conditions of service
|
MEPO 2/2677
|
| 1920-1928 |
Reports of committees on the employment of women police
|
MEPO 2/2678
|
| 1930-1936 |
Women police: accommodation at police stations
|
MEPO 2/2679
|
| 1930-1931 |
Women police: report on organisation development and increase of establishment
|
MEPO 2/2680
|
| 1930 |
Women police: hours of duty and rent allowance
|
MEPO 2/2681
|
| 1931 |
Women police: plain clothes and other allowances for officers employed on hospital observation duty
|
MEPO 2/2682
|
| 1931-1934 |
Women police: suggested augmentation
|
MEPO 2/2683
|
| 1928-1931 |
Appointment of permanent senior officer to Women Police: statement of duties
|
MEPO 2/2684
|
| 1931-1934 |
Women police: provision of a Section House
|
MEPO 2/2685
|
| 1931 |
Women police: rates of pay
|
MEPO 2/2686
|
| 1931-1935 |
Women police: Lord Trenchard's observations on a year's working of the original scheme and suggested alterations
|
MEPO 2/2687
|
| 1924-1947 |
Women police: conditions of service
|
MEPO 2/2688
|
| 1934-1936 |
Women police: establishment
|
MEPO 2/2689
|
| 1934-1937 |
Women police: training during probation
|
MEPO 2/2690
|
| 1935-1947 |
Women police: organisation and establishment
|
MEPO 2/2691
|
| 1935-1938 |
Women police: patrolling Barnes Common
|
MEPO 2/2692
|
| 1935-1936 |
Women police: cessation of Acting Sergeant rank
|
MEPO 2/2693
|
| 1936 |
Women police: training suggestions for officers following Superintendent Peto's visits to Berlin, Warsaw and Vienna
|
MEPO 2/2694
|
| 1936-1939 |
Women police: pay: comparison with men
|
MEPO 2/2695
|
| 1932-1933 |
Women police: one year's special leave to attend London University Social Psychiatric Course
|
MEPO 2/2696
|
| 1935-1938 |
Women police: promotion of constable to sergeant from outside zone of selection
|
MEPO 2/2697
|
| 1936-1939 |
Women police: officer who resigned to 'improve her position' not accepted as a rejoiner
|
MEPO 2/2698
|
| 1935-1937 |
Women police: officer who resigned, withdrew her resignation and finally obtained other employment
|
MEPO 2/2699
|
| 1935-1938 |
Custody and treatment of women prisoners: matrons' duties and prisoners' meals
|
MEPO 2/2823
|
| 1938-1939 |
Custody and treatment of women prisoners: lavatory accommodation
|
MEPO 2/2824
|
| 1938-1948 |
Issue of driving gloves to women police drivers
|
MEPO 2/2867
|
| 1939-1957 |
Women Police: recruiting booklet
|
MEPO 2/3169
|
| 1939 |
Women Police recruiting booklet 'It's a Woman's Work'
|
MEPO 2/3184
|
| 1936 |
Charges for special employment of women detective officers
|
MEPO 2/3261
|
| 1894-1907 |
Matrons and female attendants at stations
|
MEPO 2/338
|
| 1925-1938 |
Examination of women constables
|
MEPO 2/3384
|
| 1938-1940 |
Distribution of women police for emergency duties
|
MEPO 2/3390
|
| 1937 |
Women police constables accompanying girls to Approved Schools
|
MEPO 2/4251
|
| 1932-1933 |
Escort of women prisoners single handed where practicable by women police officers
|
MEPO 2/4566
|
| 1895-1939 |
Duties of police court gaolers and matrons when visiting women prisoners and responsibility for excluding liquor, tobacco etc.
|
MEPO 2/4612
|
| 1937 |
Commissioner's Office: sex differentiation in pay
|
MEPO 2/5294
|
| 1938 |
Commissioner's Office: recruitment and pay of temporary women clerks under 21
|
MEPO 2/5302
|
| 1939-1941 |
Auxiliary canteen staff: objections to wives of officers above constable rank
|
MEPO 2/5588
|
| 1912-1936 |
Employment of police matrons: rates of pay and weekly rest days
|
MEPO 2/5636
|
| 1934-1935 |
Assessing rent allowance of woman constable who sublet part of her house: ruling
|
MEPO 2/5652
|
| 1935-1938 |
Matrons and cleaners account forms (no 301): Police Order
|
MEPO 2/5785
|
| 1936-1946 |
Appointment of woman Chief Inspector as personal assistant to Superintendent of Women Police. Includes description of work done by them
|
MEPO 2/5842
|
| 1939-1945 |
Prison van matrons: pay, leave and conditions of service
|
MEPO 2/5949
|
| 1921-1947 |
Police Pensions Act1921: return contributions to women whose services are dispensed with
|
MEPO 2/6005
|
| 1941-1943 |
Women to supercede men as drivers to senior officers
|
MEPO 2/6124
|
| 1926-1945 |
Preparatory class: rates of pay for female candidates
|
MEPO 2/6147
|
| 1940-1946 |
Women's Internment Camp Isle of Man: staffing by Metropolitan Police Women
|
MEPO 2/6151
|
| 1940 |
War Allowance: representations by Miss D Peto (Superintendent of Women Police) for increased rates
|
MEPO 2/6152
|
| 1941-1954 |
Women Police: recruiting: additional publicity during the war
|
MEPO 2/6153
|
| 1941-1954 |
Women Police: First Aid Competition: Lady Abiss Challenge Bowl: awarded annually to winning team
|
MEPO 2/6154
|
| 1941-1942 |
Lectures by Metropolitan Women Police to Women's Auxiliary Air Force Police
|
MEPO 2/6155
|
| 1942-1943 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Corps: requests for increase of pay, uniform and association representation
|
MEPO 2/6156
|
| 1945-1946 |
representations by Miss D Peto (Superintendent of Women Police)
|
MEPO 2/6157
|
| 1936-1960 |
Section House accommodation for women police: travelling expenses; messing facilities
|
MEPO 2/6158
|
| 1934-1961 |
Recruiting for women police: press advertisements
|
MEPO 2/6159
|
| 1943 |
Tracing persons who have failed to comply with call-up notices: suggestion that Labour Exchanges are unnecessarily calling on women police for assistance
|
MEPO 2/6160
|
| 1943-1945 |
Women Police: responsibilities and proposed pay scales
|
MEPO 2/6161
|
| 1936-1949 |
Women police: Pembridge Hall Section House
|
MEPO 2/6162
|
| 1944-1945 |
Women Police: transfers to other Forces in wartime
|
MEPO 2/6164
|
| 1944 |
Scales of pay for women police serving before1931
|
MEPO 2/6165
|
| 1944-1945 |
Foreign women social workers accompanying women police on tours of duty
|
MEPO 2/6166
|
| 1944-1945 |
Women Police: Royal Commission of Equal Pay: effects on the police service
|
MEPO 2/6167
|
| 1945-1946 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Corps representative associations: formation, meetings etc.
|
MEPO 2/6168
|
| 1945 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Force: qualifications, duties etc.
|
MEPO 2/6169
|
| 1903 |
Prisoners: matrons escorting females
|
MEPO 2/617
|
| 1943-1957 |
Women Police: postwar establishment and organisation
|
MEPO 2/6170
|
| 1942-1943 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Corps: exemption from fire-watching duites
|
MEPO 2/6189
|
| 1938-1939 |
Police Matrons: issue, cleaning and repair of uniform dresses
|
MEPO 2/6195
|
| 1945-1965 |
Employment of female shorthand typists in Criminal Investigation Departments (Police): introduction and development
|
MEPO 2/6219
|
| 1940 |
Visit of HM the Queen to women police at Section House, Pembridge Gardens, Notting Hill
|
MEPO 2/6221
|
| 1940-1946 |
Overalls: issue to Metropolitan Women Police on duty in the Isle of Man
|
MEPO 2/6226
|
| 1939-1943 |
Women police clothing: wartime economies
|
MEPO 2/6234
|
| 1941 |
Annual reports submitted to Commissioner by Deputy Assistant Commissioners and Superntendent Women Police
|
MEPO 2/6273
|
| 1939-1947 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Corps: formation by Home Office, direction and recruitment; organisation and training
|
MEPO 2/6393
|
| 1941-1944 |
Woman Superintendent's report on conference on juvenile offences organised by Middlesex County Council
|
MEPO 2/6625
|
| 1942-1943 |
Attendance of woman inspectors at Essex Education Committee conference on juvenile offences
|
MEPO 2/6627
|
| 1937-1940 |
Appointment of women police constables for duty at Metropolitan Police courts
|
MEPO 2/6682
|
| 1934-1952 |
Employment of married women in accordance with Treasury circulars
|
MEPO 2/6938
|
| 1934-1959 |
A4 Branch (Women Police) Index of women, girls and missing persons
|
MEPO 2/6946
|
| 1941-1942 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Corps: recruitment, pay and conditions
|
MEPO 2/7092
|
| 1945 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Corps: representations on pay and conditions of service
|
MEPO 2/7107
|
| 1918-1957 |
Women police: uniform clothing and appointments
|
MEPO 2/7275
|
| 1921-1924 |
Women police: petition by serving officers for pay increase: augmentation of patrols
|
MEPO 2/7276
|
| 1931-1946 |
Police women from other forces trained by Metropolitan Police: policy
|
MEPO 2/7277
|
| 1939-1957 |
Uniforms for matrons on prison van service
|
MEPO 2/7288
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1939-1957 |
Uniforms for matrons on prison van service
|
MEPO 2/7288
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1936-1939 |
Press publicity for recruitment of women police
|
MEPO 2/7443
|
| 1929-1946 |
Police women admitted to the Police Federation
|
MEPO 2/7460
|
| 1930-1945 |
Mileage allowance for women police superintendent for use of her private car on official journeys
|
MEPO 2/7471
|
| 1930-1945 |
Mileage allowance for women police superintendent for use of her private car on official journeys
|
MEPO 2/7471
|
| 1937-1946 |
Women police organisation and duties: issue of pamphlet for information of official bodies
|
MEPO 2/7556
|
| 1930-1950 |
Social Study courses for women probationers (Metropolitan Police)
|
MEPO 2/7619
|
| 1946 |
Women's Auxiliary Police Corps: qualifying service for 'exemplary' character
|
MEPO 2/7620
|
| 1946 |
Public Safety Officers of the Control Commission, Germany: course on police duties for women
|
MEPO 2/7621
|
| 1936-1960 |
Report by committee on custody and treatment of female prisoners at police stations: selection, duties of matrons
|
MEPO 2/7625
|
| 1946-1955 |
Duties of police matrons: report of committee on extension of the depot scheme dealing with female prisoners
|
MEPO 2/7636
|
| 1946-1948 |
Film on women police: co-operation between police and producers
|
MEPO 2/7850
|
| 1934-1946 |
Woman police inspector authorised to use her private flat for official purposes
|
MEPO 2/7873
|
| 1946-1948 |
Retention of married women in the Service: amendments to Police Regulations and General Orders
|
MEPO 2/7949
|
| 1931-1933 |
Women police: variation of age limit for candidates
|
MEPO 2/79511946-1953;1962-1963
|
| 1930-1939 |
Women police: annual reports
|
MEPO 2/8103
|
| 1940-1949 |
Women Police: annual reports
|
MEPO 2/8104
|
| 1925 |
Commissioner's Office: common seniority lists for men and women: comments on Treasury Report
|
MEPO 2/8159
|
| 1944-1968 |
Women Police: new uniform clothing designs and revised scales
|
MEPO 2/8231
|
| 1948-1949 |
Commissioner's Office: employment of women on clerical and communications duties
|
MEPO 2/8336
|
| 1948-1950 |
Evidence of conditions of service of police women
|
MEPO 2/8359
|
| 1943-1944 |
Shortage of women police
|
MEPO 2/8410
|
| 1934-1961 |
Women police: standard of entrance education examination and issue of leaflets regarding conditions of entry and terms of service
|
MEPO 2/8484
|
| 1937 |
Women police employed on plain clothes duty: numbers
|
MEPO 2/8561
|
| 1950-1959 |
Women police: annual reports
|
MEPO 2/8584
|
| 1931-1950 |
Women police: recruitment information for intending candidates
|
MEPO 2/8590
|
| 1946-1967 |
Section houses: accommodation for women
|
MEPO 2/8620
|
| 1950-1960 |
Women police: inspectors and sergeants conferences: minutes
|
MEPO 2/8634
|
| 1950-1971 |
Women police: special constables: scale and issue of uniforms
|
MEPO 2/8635
|
| 1951-1952 |
Female police cadets: question of recruiting
|
MEPO 2/8881
|
| 1951 |
Employment of women police in the House of Commons
|
MEPO 2/8882
|
| 1950-1951 |
Women employed in Divisions: negotiation with staff associations
|
MEPO 2/9020
|
| 1951-1966 |
Women employed in Divisions on clerical work and communications: commencement of training courses
|
MEPO 2/9029
|
| 1951-1953 |
'Street Corner': production film on the Metropolitan Women Police
|
MEPO 2/9040
|
| 1947-1966 |
Women police: standard conditions of service
|
MEPO 2/9204
|
| 1952-1953 |
Women police: disciplinary proceedings: issue of instructions
|
MEPO 2/9205
|
| 1947-1965 |
Police Regulations and Police (Women) Regulations: ruling on annual leave
|
MEPO 2/9215
|
| 1952-1965 |
Copies of articles on women in the police service published by Women's Employment Publishing Co Ltd
|
MEPO 2/9362
|
| 1951 |
Police Council negotiating panel (pay): woman representative
|
MEPO 2/9368
|
| 1953 |
Entrance examination: women police to take same examination as men
|
MEPO 2/9436
|
| 1953-1955 |
Question of cadets/women police being employed on communication duties
|
MEPO 2/9447
|
| 1953-1969 |
New pattern gabardine raincoats, numerals and chevrons issued to women police
|
MEPO 2/9470
|
| 1960 |
Provision of married quarters for widowed policewoman and her son
|
MEPO 2/9911
|
| 1959-1973 |
The employment of women police on CID work: policy
|
MEPO 2/9973
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1931-1932 |
Trafficking by wardresses at Holloway Prison
|
MEPO 3/468
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1939 |
Conditions of entry and terms of service of women police officers
|
MEPO 4/229
|
| 1931-1960 |
Women police employed by public departments, with particular reference to employment in Hyde Park
|
MEPO 5/426
|
| 1943-1952 |
Appointment of a trained woman welfare officer for industrial staffs
|
MEPO 5/452
|
| 1931-1959 |
Pembridge Hall Section House (now known as Peto House) section house for women police
|
MEPO 5/518
|
| 1939-1940 |
Metropolitan Police estimates: pay and allowances, police, women 1950-1962 police and cadets
|
MEPO 5/606
|
| 1911-1938 |
Female attendants (later Police Court Matrons) at Police Courts
|
MEPO 5/94
|
| 1950-1960 |
Woman police officers demonstrating personal radio (photographs)
|
MEPO13/142
|
| 1950-1960 |
Inspector, woman inspector, constable, cadet (photographs)
|
MEPO13/161
|
| 1950-1960 |
Women cadets in class (photographs)
|
MEPO13/174
|
| 1963 |
Patrol car: women police 'MGB' (photographs)
|
MEPO13/19
|
| 1959 |
Women police: car, foot and motorcycle patrols (photographs)
|
MEPO13/246
|
| 1976 |
Women Police: uniform (photographs) (open)
|
MEPO13/247
|
| 1975 |
Male and female cadets: uniforms (photographs) (open)
|
MEPO13/303
|
| 1918 |
Women Police: early uniforms (photographs)
|
MEPO13/56
|
| 1918 |
Women police: chasing boy bathers at the Serpentine, Hyde Park (photographs)
|
MEPO13/57
|
| 1951 |
Women police: duties: making a charge (photographs)
|
MEPO13/58-59
|
| 1967 |
Women police (photographs): new design uniforms; dog handlers; traffic patrols; arresting a drunk; reporting a street accident; street duties; mounted duty (open)
|
MEPO13/60-66
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1940-1948 |
Improved salaries and conditions for matrons and cottage mothers in approved schools and remand homes
|
MH 102/1298-1302
|
| 1951-1961 |
Broadmoor: matron and deputy matron: salaries and conditions
|
MH 118/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1968 |
NHS 20th Anniversary Conference: photographs: opening of Conference; Miss Jennie Lee and Mr Kenneth Robinson
|
MH 77/249
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1936-1937 |
Branch Mints: Pretoria: recruitment of female staff
|
MINT 20/1506
|
| 1941-1943 |
Mint: employment of women in Operative Department
|
MINT 20/1976
|
| 1952-1961 |
Mint: operative department: employment of women
|
MINT 20/2377
|
| 1966 |
Mint: women operatives: policy
|
MINT 20/3634
|
| 1918 |
War Office: representation by female clerks about length of working hours
|
MUN 4/6565
|
| 1918 |
Minutes of meetings of Women Establishments Officers
|
MUN 4/808
|
| 1916 |
Report on organisation of women staff in HQ, Explosives Supply and Trench Warfare Departments
|
MUN 5/24/261/34
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1918 |
Memoranda on women police and women patrols (munitions factories)
|
MUN 5/346/139
|
| 1916-1919 |
Agreement between Women's Police Service and the Ministry on provision of women police for Ministry factories
|
MUN 7/34
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1917-1918 |
Statistics of males and females employed in the National Service Department
|
NATS 1/1113
|
| 1917-1918 |
National Service department: Mrs Stewart, Forage Department: proposal to increase salary from £150 to £300
|
NATS 1/1278
|
| 1917-1918 |
Women's Section: National Service Department, Ministry of National Service 1917-1918; brief record 1917-1918
|
NATS 1/1297
|
| 1918 |
National Service Department: Women's Department: administration structure
|
NATS 1/1309
|
| 1917 |
Ministry of Labour appointments: Miss Durham: general correspondence
|
NATS 1/1317
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1895-1899 |
Aylesbury Prison: Lady Visitors: appointment of Duchess of Bedford: annual reports 1896-1898
|
PCOM 7/173
|
| 1900-1910 |
Formation of Lady Visitors Association
|
PCOM 7/174
|
| 1921-1922 |
Lady Visitors: revision of notice to prisoners
|
PCOM 7/175
|
| 1924-1927 |
Wandsworth Prison: lady visitors to boys therein. Reports on boys visited. Question of payment to Mrs Le Mesurier
|
PCOM 7/176
|
| 1922-1926 |
Lady Visitors to visit young male prisoners
|
PCOM 7/177
|
| 1920 |
Bath towels for women officers
|
PCOM 7/208
|
| 1914-1915 |
Women's Training Colony: probation work MEPO 2/1644 1916 Lady lecturers in male adult prisons
|
PCOM 7/319
|
| 1903-1904 |
Lady Visitors: to boys; work among boys
|
PCOM 7/508
|
| 1912 |
Girls: enquiry into management of office of Hon. Director, Borstal Association (girls side)
|
PCOM 7/563
|
| 1906-1921 |
Lady workers in after care
|
PCOM 7/597
|
| 1903 |
Holloway: rules for female officers living quarters outside the prison
|
PCOM 7/646
|
| 1926-1927 |
Matrons in Borstals
|
PCOM 7/674
|
| 1922-1929 |
Canterbury Prison garden: letting to Miss Magdalene Russell
|
PCOM 7/73
|
| 1934-1935 |
Reservation of Prison Commissioners posts to men or women to be maintained
|
PCOM 9/105
|
| 1948 |
Visiting Committee, Chelmsford Prison: appointment of women as members approved in principle
|
PCOM 9/1398
|
| 1949 |
Borstal matrons: establishment
|
PCOM 9/1477
|
| 1959 |
Visits by female Justices to men's prisons and by male Justices to women's prisons: inquiry by Gloucester Prison Visiting Committee
|
PCOM 9/1813
|
| 1929-1933 |
National Association of Prison Visitors to Women
|
PCOM 9/31
|
| 1936-1937 |
Uniform for women officers
|
PCOM 9/35
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1941-1942 |
Determinations under the NI Acts: published decisions: sub-postmistress
|
PIN 13/803
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1963-1967 |
National Insurance Act 1946: non-pensioners who were over the age limit, to satisfy the contribution conditions as from 1948: bills submitted by Mrs Airey Neave, Lord Culville of Culross and Dame Irene Ward
|
PIN 18/306
|
| 1964 |
Widows' pensions: Prime Minister saw Mrs E Emmett MP, 23 June 1964 PREM 11/4976 1964-1965 National Insurance: Lady Summerskill's Bill: fatherless child allowance
|
PIN 19/425
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1927-1928 |
Ministry of National Insurance: Insurance Inspectorate: committee investigating the division of work between male and female outdoor staff
|
PIN 23/177
|
| 1948-1949 |
Contribution credits: civil servants on maternity leave
|
PIN 54/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1958 |
Cyprus: note of meeting between Colonial Secretary and Mrs Barbara Castle MP
|
PREM 11/2251
|
| 1958 |
Mrs Jegar MP: correspondence with the Prime Minister about her talks with Archbishop Makarios
|
PREM 11/2269
|
| 1958 |
Mrs Jegar MP: correspondence with the Prime Minister about her talks with Archbishop Makarios
|
PREM 11/2269
|
| 1957-1958 |
Pension for gas and electricity industry employees: correspondence from Dame Irene Ward MP to the Prime Minister
|
PREM 11/2428
|
| 1952 |
Copy of a circular to local education authorities about the educational building programme sent to the Prime Minister by Minister of Education, Miss Florence Horsborough
|
PREM 11/87
|
| 1966 |
Controversy over origins of SOE history: correspondence with Dame Irene Ward MP; PM sought to see papers of earlier administrations
|
PREM 13/1047
|
| 1966 |
Expenses in connection with Mrs Williams' visit to Soviet Union with PM: Mrs Mervyn Pike MP sent letter from constitutent
|
PREM 13/1049
|
| 1966 |
Mrs J Jegar MP wrote to PM following visit to India
|
PREM 13/1052
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1924 |
Ramsay MacDonald Papers: Women Police
|
PRO 30/69/69
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1925 |
Committee on Common Seniority Lists for men and women. Constitution and report. Treasury Circular 10/1925 LAB 2/1923/CEB1090/29
|
pt 1
|
| 1942 |
Girl Messngers, Woman Messengers: rates of pay. Memo of settlement by agreement (226) LAB 2/1724/S&E733/1942
|
pt 1
|
| 1917 |
Staffing of women 'H' section requesting Treasury Sanction for two additional posts of temporary women officers. Professional Women's Register (70) LAB 2/1722/EDS10042/17
|
pt 2
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Labour: reorganisation of 'H' section in view of anticipated increase in women's work consequent upon demobilisation (69) LAB 2/1722/EDS10042/1917
|
pt 3
|
| 1920 |
Demobilisation and Resettlement Department: Women's Department staff organisation: Treasury Sanctions: Miss Squire LAB 2/1765/108/13/1/1920
|
pt 3
|
| 1928 |
Employment and Insurance Department: annual leave: qualifying period for increase of annual leave to 48 days in cases of officers on scale rising to £500 (men) £400 (women) prior to reorganisation LAB 2/1881/CEB471/1928
|
pt1
|
| 1938 |
Sex disqualification (removal) Act 1919 temporary regulations under order in council 22 July 1920 prescribing made after admission of women to Civil Service debate in House of Commons (226) LAB 2/1804/S&E556/1938
|
pt11
|
| 1939 |
Conservative and Unionist Central Office: enquiry re possibility of an officer of the M/L addressing a Meeting of Women Staff Speakers on 5.3.38 (227) LAB 2/1774/S&E787/1939
|
ptIII
|
| 1937 |
Staff: Extraneous Employment: employment of Miss Benwell, TWC of Lewisham Employment Exchange at the Catford Dog Racing Track: anonymous complaint (226) LAB 2.1994/S&E1288/1937
|
pts 1 and 3
|
| 1936-1937 |
Treasury request for reasons as to why the duty of death-coding etc. is reserved for men
|
RG 20/11
|
| 1963-1975 |
Re-employment, re-engagement and re-instalment of married women officers
|
RG 55/5
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1910 |
Post Office: Miss E Hunter, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Darwen [Lancs]: superannuation
|
T 1/11181/1401/10
|
| 1910 |
Post Office: Mrs A M Warman (née Reeves) telegraphist, Central Telegraph Office: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11182/1659/10
|
| 1910 |
Post Office: Mrs M R Robertson (née Baker) telegraphist, Central Telegraph Office: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11182/1660/10
|
| 1910 |
Post Office: Mrs A M A Davis (née Minett) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Evesham, Worcs: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11182/1661/10
|
| 1910 |
Post Office: Mrs A Jarrett (née Nightingale) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Reigate, Surrey: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11183/2031/10
|
| 1910 |
Post Office: Mrs G E Williams (née Gray)assistant supervisor, London: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11183/2033/10
|
| 1910 |
Colonial Office. Postal staff, East Africa: engagement of female and coloured postal clerks (22249/09; 4558/09; 19993/08; 16707/08)
|
T 1/11206/9912/10
|
| 1910 |
Post Office. Miss D K Milum, second class clerk, Savings Bank Department: gratuity
|
T 1/11208/10575/10
|
| 1911 |
Post Office: revision of female staff, Accountant General's Department (20996/10; 12482/10; 25024/09)
|
T 1/11268/3926/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Miss S S Dowdey, chief supervisor, Central Telegraph Office, London: superannuation [Contains observations on the employment of women]
|
T 1/11270/4410/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office: reorganisation of the female typing and shorthandwriting staff: reversion to conditions of service and pay scales established by the Treasury; recruitment buy open competition (1658/11; 2980/10; 1484/10; 25641/09; 4533/09)
|
T 1/11271/4494/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office: reorganisation of staff, Savings Bank Department: substitution of women assistant clerks for male second division clerks (18303/10; 16982/09; 8059/09; 6312/09; 4048/09)
|
T 1/11273/4781/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Miss J A Fleming, supervising sorting clerk and telegraphist, Johnstone: special award of the Imperial Service Medal
|
T 1/11279/5699/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1911 |
[Memoranda] Hours of attendance of lady typists, Treasury
|
T 1/11284/6884/11
|
| 1911 |
Inland Revenue Department. Leave privileges of lady assistants, Office of Comptroller of Stamps and Stores
|
T 1/11297/10782/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Mrs E G Mills (née Swale), sorting clerk and telegraphist, Dundalk, Louth: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11300/11485/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Mrs M E Cozens (née Holman), sorting clerk and telegraphist, Twickenham, Middx: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11300/11486/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Miss I Anderson (née Whisker), assistant supervisor, Telephone Service, Belfast: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11304/13275/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Mrs I Wilson (née Montgomery) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Glasgow: superannuation (11402/11)
|
T 1/11307/13852/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Mrs A L Barr (née Ferguson), clerk, Glasgow Telephone Service: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11314/15248/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Mrs G L Jones (née Willis), sorting clerk and telegraphist, Brentwood, Middx: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11315/15522/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Revision of marriage gratuities to certain telephone officers: counting of unestablished service (9942/11)
|
T 1/11317/1537/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1911 |
General Register Office. Miss E A Deacon, superintendent typist: superannuation
|
T 1/11325/17564/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1911 |
Home Office. Miss M Brine, schoolmistress, HM Prison, Holloway: superannuation; compensation for injury (16845/10; 22636/10; 22490/09; 20369/09)
|
T 1/11328/18070/11
|
| 1911 |
Scottish Office. Miss E McKay, matron, HM Prison, Perth: superannuation (14805/11)
|
T 1/11329/18143/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1911 |
War Office. Mrs M L Larkins (née Freshwater), typist: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11339/20036/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Miss E C Padwick, counter clerk and telegraphist, London: superannuation
|
T 1/11339/20202/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Mrs H Romero (née Bowen) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Manchester: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11340/20335/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1911 |
Home Office: Mrs H K Howard (nee Colman) first class attendant, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11340/20385/11
|
| 1911 |
Chief Secretary's Office, Ireland. Miss S Roundtree, assistant Matron, HM Prison, Mountjoy: superannuation
|
T 1/11340/20387/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Mrs N Hardy (née Sargeant), sorting clerk and telegraphist, Gravesend, Kent: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11340/20393/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Miss H M Austin, sorter, Accountant's Office, Dublin: retirement gratuity
|
T 1/11343/20888/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Miss E A McAlister, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Midhurst, Sussex: gratuity
|
T 1/11344/21024/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1911 |
Civil Service Commission, Miss J Waters, assistant Matron, HM Prison, Manchester: query as to age upon taking up employment
|
T 1/11348/21403/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1911 |
Post Office: award of marriage gratuities to postmistresses or sub-postmistresses who marry established servants of the department (Case of Mrs J S Holliday, postmistress, Stanstead, Bishop's Stortford, Herts)
|
T 1/11350/21685/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Miss E A Lewis, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Swansea, Glam: superannuation
|
T 1/11357/22747/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Mrs E B Steel (née Stubbs), assistant supervisor, London Telephone Service: marriage gratuity (21678/11)
|
T 1/11361/23409/11
|
| 1911 |
Post Office. Miss F O Boorn, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Folkestone, Kent: superannuation
|
T 1/11361/23511/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1912 |
Charity Commission. Resignation of female typist upon marriage
|
T 1/11381/1678/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Salary of a female assistant medical officer
|
T 1/11381/1695/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs C M Hoggarth (née Heath) clerk, Savings Bank Department: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11382/1892/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1912 |
Home Office. Miss A M Bowes, principal warder, and acting matron, HM Prison Bristol: superannuation
|
T 1/11386/2619/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1912 |
Master of the Horse's Office. Mrs M Nurse and Mrs E Mowatt, widows employed at Windsor: compassionate allowance (2931/12)
|
T 1/11387/2932/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Miss M Doyle, clerk, Money Order Department: gratuity
|
T 1/11404/6612/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs G E Riddle (née Cleverley) supervisor, Gerrard Exchange, London: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11404/6756/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Miss M M Kinnon, telephonist, North Shields: superannuation
|
T 1/11412/8305/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs M White (née Bromley) assistant supervisor, Telephone Service, London: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11425/10552/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Miss A Woodall, unestablished sorting clerk and telegraphist, Wetherby, W Yorkshire: compensation for injury (5818/12)
|
T 1/11430/11149/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Miss M Stewart, telephonist, Glasgow: pension
|
T 1/11431/11445/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1912 |
National Health Insurance Commission (England). Rates of payment to women clerks for overtime
|
T 1/11431/11459/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Miss E G Lovelock, sorter, Savings Bank: gratuity
|
T 1/11443/13743/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1912 |
Board of Trade. Miss L M Clapham, principal woman officer, Central Office of Labour Exchanges: compensation for loss of furs stolen while in conference
|
T 1/11443/13760/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1912 |
Scottish Office. Miss A H Robertson, warder, HM Prison, Edinburgh: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11446/14577/12
|
| 1912 |
Home Office. Mrs E R Hawkins (nee Pepperell), warder, HM Prison, Holloway: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11446/14683/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs E Boyce, auxiliary postwoman, Harleson: compensation for injury (8602/12)
|
T 1/11449/15552/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs H L Booth (née Oakes) telephonist, Manchester: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11470/20051/12
|
| 1912 |
Colonial Office. Payment of marriage gratuity to women seconded from the Imperial Post Office for service in Ceylon (Case of Miss Gull, lady supervisor, Telephone Exchange, Colombo)
|
T 1/11475/21387/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs L A Bowles (ée Dryden) telegraphist, Central Telegraph Office: reappointment to staff after desertion by her husband; placing on the Establishment; superannuation (14696/06; 10195/06; 8095/06)
|
T 1/11478/22320/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs J Lindsay (née Donald) telephonist, Glasgow: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11481/22739/12
|
| 1912 |
Post Office. Mrs B B Andrews (née Macgrath( sorting clerk and telegraphist, Carrick-on-Shannon: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11494/24552/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1913 |
Treasury. Miss A Vidal, typist: retirement gratuity; compensation (2601/13; 22825/12; 17941/12; 13639/12; 10924/12; 8561/12; 5961/12; 3757/12; 2200/12)
|
T 1/11526/5134/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Miss E Curtin, postmistress, Drogheda, Co. Louth: superannuation
|
T 1/11533/6928/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Mrs C A Kerr (née Tasker) counter clerk and telegraphist, London: superannuation; compensation; discontinuation of compensation (18930/12; 2254/12; 22416/11)
|
T 1/11536/8054/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Placing of learners on the Establishment after two years: reduction in the number of males and increase in the number of females (5030/13; 22147/12; 10554/11)
|
T 1/11537/8189/13
|
| 1913 |
National Health Insurance Commission (England). Transfer to the department of women clerks or card tellers from the Post Office (25304/12; 22362/12; 21991/12)
|
T 1/11539/9483/13
|
| 1913 |
National Health Insurance Commission (England). Transfer to the department of women clerks or card tellers from the Post Office (25304/12; 22362/12; 21991/12)
|
T 1/11539/9483/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1913 |
National Health Insurance Commission (England). Transfer to the department of women clerks or card tellers from the Post Office (25304/12; 22362/12; 21991/12)
|
T 1/11539/9483/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Mrs F A Goodman (née Andrews) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Maidenhead: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11544/11108/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Memorial from National Joint Committee of Postal and Telegraphic Associations as to the position of women employees under the Superannuation Acts [Payments to the representatives of a decd woman worker of compensation equivalent to that for which she would have been eligible as marriage gratuity]
|
T 1/11546/11638/13
|
| 1913 |
Civil Service Commission, Separation of the scheme of examination for women clerkships, National Health Insurance Commission (Ireland), from that of the Post Office [Proposals to add Gaelic to the list of subjects included for examination]
|
T 1/11547/12007/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1913 |
Civil Service Commission, Separation of the scheme of examination for women clerkships, National Health Insurance Commission (Ireland), from that of the Post Office [Proposals to add Gaelic to the list of subjects included for examination]
|
T 1/11547/12007/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Miss A M Lyon, rural auxiliary postwomen, Inverkeithny, Turriff, Banff: compensation for injury (2348/13; 17745/12; 7106/12; 23618/11; 1765/11; 9657/11)
|
T 1/11549/12964/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Miss M Crawford, decd, sub-postmistress, Florence Court, Enniskillen: compensation for injury; payment of burial expenses (1007/13)
|
T 1/11565/17318/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Mrs M C Leahy (née O'Keefe) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Limerick: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11567/17909/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Miss A M Kerr, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Burton- on-Trent: compensation for injury, discontinuance of compensation allowance upon marriage (13847/10)
|
T 1/11567/17919/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Miss L Peachy, housekeeper, Stores Department: superannuation (12286/13)
|
T 1/11567/17980/13
|
| 1913 |
Treasury Solicitor, Ireland. Estate of S Hull, formerly sub-postmistress, Moira, Co. Down, imprisoned for embezzlement and forgery (5319/13; 3908/13)
|
T 1/11570/18652/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Miss M E Craske, second class clerk, Savings Bank Department: superannuation
|
T 1/11574/20154/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Mrs S Worth (née Hanley) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Naas, Cokildare: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11580/22002/13
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Miss L Kay, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Dundee: superannuation; compensation for telegraphist's cramp; continued payment of compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act 1906 (19554/12)
|
T 1/11584/22972/13
|
| 1913 |
Civil Service Commission. Joint examinations for women clerkships in the Post Office and National Health Insurance Commissions: consolidated fees (24179/13; 26044/13)
|
T 1/11590/24198/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1913 |
Civil Service Commission. Joint examinations for women clerkships in the Post Office and National Health Insurance Commissions: consolidated fees (24179/13; 26044/13)
|
T 1/11590/24198/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1913 |
Post Office. Miss E M B Turner, second class clerk, Accountant General's Department: superannuation; compensation for injury
|
T 1/11590/24569/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1914 |
Lord Chancellor's Office. Mrs C P Raggett (née Taylor), typist, Land Registry, and Mrs E Pollard (née Thomas), telephonist, Chester: marriage gratuities (23393/13; 21140/13; 20867/13; 18929/13)
|
T 1/11599/396/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1914 |
Post Office. Mrs E Levy (née Jackson, telephonist, Garston, Liverpool: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11615/6387/14
|
| 1914 |
Post Office. Miss C I Ricketts, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Moseley, Birmingham: superannuation; compensation for injury (722/14)
|
T 1/11625/9151/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1914 |
Colonial Office. Mrs M Windsor (née Grace), shorthand writer and typist: counting of previous service with other departments for pension purposes; seconding to Canadian service; marriage gratuity (7836/14; 4046/14; 8813/13; 10756/03)
|
T 1/11630/10390/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1914 |
Post Office. Miss M A H McNeill, supervisor, Richmond, Surrey: compensation for debility (14776/13; 22791/12)
|
T 1/11634/11357/14
|
| 1914 |
Post Office. Miss F E Longhurst, telegraphist, Central Telegraph Office: superannuation (7476/14)
|
T 1/11642/12779/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1914 |
Board of Trade. Counting of temporary or probationary service of women employees in the Labour Exchanges and Unemployment Insurance Dpt for increments, pensions and marriage gratuities (25791/13)
|
T 1/11648/14249/14
|
| 1914 |
National Health Insurance Commission (England). Mrs E H Spouse (née Nobes), card teller; Mrs F J Davies (née Knights) second class clerk; and Mrs E K Scott (née Tweedie), second class clerk: marriage gratuities (13310/14; 23334/13)
|
T 1/11656/15845/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1914 |
Post Office. Mrs S K Storey, salaried sub-postmistress, Monasterevan, Portarlington: superannuation
|
T 1/11666/18339/14
|
| 1914 |
Post Office. Miss P Anderson, sorter, Money Order Department: gratuity
|
T 1/11667/18789/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1914 |
Lord Chancellor's Office. Mrs E Pretty, female attendant, Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division, Supreme Court: pension (16150/14; 13603/14)
|
T 1/11686/24427/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1914 |
Post Office. Mrs E Hillis (née Mulcahy) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Mountrath, Maryborough: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11690/25337/14
|
| 1914 |
Post Office. Miss Jones, decd, daughter of caretaker-operator, Carnarvon: compensation to father [Died from effect of lightning striking the line while she was connecting a call]
|
T 1/11697/26097/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1914 |
National Health Insurance Commission (Wales). Payment of excess pay to temporary female clerks
|
T 1/11704/27443/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Mrs M McKean (née Thomson) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Edninburgh: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11724/913/15
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Mrs J Hake (née Waterlow) telephonist, London: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11735/3054/15
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Mrs E Collingwood (née Leach) telephonist, London: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11736/3210/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1915 |
Memoranda. Interpretation of the Fair Wages Clause in relation to granting of Government contracts, with particular regerence to women employed by sub-contractors of the Stationery Office ( and Annexe; 6680/14; 4510/14; 17022/13) [Includes accounts of delegations of printers' unions to the Chancellor of the Exchequer; the problem as perceived by the unions was two-fold and two-edged - either keeping women's wages at sweated rates and losing ground as women took over jobes formerly defined as men's or supporting the 'invidious' position of equal pay for equal work]
|
T 1/11750/5409/15
|
| 1915 |
Home Office. Inclusion of temporary clerks and female typists under s.47 of the National Insurance Act 1911
|
T 1/11757/7207/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Mrs H J Ayre (née Whitcomb) formerly female accountant, East Africa, now clerk, Accountant General's Department; and Mrs H Turner (née Gull) assistant supervisor, London Telephone Service: marriage gratuities (29237/14; 25871/14; 6388/14; 4998/14)
|
T 1/11763/8165/15
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Miss A E Willshire, telegraphist, Central Telegraph Office, London: gratuity; compensation for injury; recall to duty; rate of pay (14913/13; 13289/13; 25198/12; 19281/12; 6591/12; 23408/11; 18581/11; 12535/11; 5898/11; 2117/11)
|
T 1/11797/15132/15
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Miss B Burnett, female clerical assistant, Dundee: gratuity
|
T 1/11799/15478/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1915 |
Miss I S Champion. Commutation of pension in respect of service as typist, Inland Revenue Department
|
T 1/11800/15564/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Miss A A Taylor, Preston, Miss S E Dunkley, Exeter and Miss P M Bellamy, Hythe, sorting clerks and telegraphists: compensation for disablement
|
T 1/11803/16342/15
|
| 1915 |
Admiralty. M W Hart, decd, assistant paymaster, HMS 'Hermes': payment of pension to mother, her Post Office pension notwithstanding
|
T 1/11825/21909/15
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Miss H S Grant, sub-postmistress, Newton St Boswells, Melrose: superannuation
|
T 1/11834/23909/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1915 |
Board of Trade. Admission of more women to higher grade clerkships, Labour Exchanges and Unemployment Insurance Dpt (4035/15; 16131/14)
|
T 1/11842/25771/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Appointment to established posts of widows of soldiers and sailors who have died on active service. (Cases of Mrs A Rogers and Mrs M Higham, telephomists, Manchester) ['Work is obviously better than charity']
|
T 1/11873/30338/15
|
| 1915 |
Post Office. Miss M Lindsay, overseer of sorting assistants, Savings Bank Department: superannuation
|
T 1/11885/31143/15
|
| 1916 |
Post Office. Mrs E S Johnston (née McKeon) telephonist, London: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/11898/2632/16
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1916 |
Civil Service Commission: appointment of Miss W R Fryers as female shorthand typist, Treasury: certification (12341/16; 11322/16; 9892/16)
|
T 1/11927/12995/16
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1917 |
Post Office. Payment of additional War Bonus to low-paid staff. [The department experienced loss of staff, primarily female, to better-paid outside employment and difficulties of recruitment. This file contains a discussion on the necessity of maintaining pay differentials between men and women and between married and single women]
|
T 1/12033/4899/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1917 |
Foreign Office. Mrs V J Franklin (née Tarrant) established typist: marriage gratuity (4573/17)
|
T 1/12037/8496/17
|
| 1917 |
Minute. Supply of temporary women clerks to departments to take the place of civil servants released for military service: rates of pay; recruitment; allocation among the various departments: See list for references to 15 related files 1916
|
T 1/12044/11826/17
|
| 1917 |
National Health Insurance Commission (England). Mrs C Davies (née Sparkes), card teller: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12063/23711/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1917 |
Post Office. Mrs R A Ollason (née Byrne) telephonist, Telephone Trunk Exchange, Liverpool: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12064/24061/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1917 |
Minute. Trading with the Enemy Department, Treasury: introduction of a card index; appointment of Miss S Rodwell as temporary woman clerk
|
T 1/12064/24424/17
|
| 1917 |
Ministry of Labour. Miss L L Smith, lower grade clerk, Employment Department: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12065/25057/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1917 |
Post Office. Miss D Sudbury, telephonist, Leicester: gratuity
|
T 1/12076/30714/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1917 |
Minute. Employment of women in the Civil Service: Treasury Circular of 10 July 1916, and replies by all departments respecting the number employed before the War and at present, duties on which engaged, suggestions for future staffing. [The Treasury feared action to defend the position wone by women during wartime - in particular the Reconstruction Commitee's Subcommittee on Women's Employment, on which Miss Haldane 'is already showing signs of determination to pursue the subject' . ..] See list for references to 40 related files 1915-1917
|
T 1/12084/34595/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1917 |
Post Office. Mrs E W Wagstaff (née Broomhall) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Droitwich, Worcs; Mrs L Sanderson (née Bonell) sorting clerk and telegraphist, Lichfield, Staff; Mrs R M A Fraser (née Baker) counter clerk and telegraphist, London: marriage gratuities; counting service in East Africa (34852/17; 29428/17; 27036/17; 26324/17; 23435/17)
|
T 1/12085/34861/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1917 |
Home Office. Mrs A Goddard (nee Tull), second class attendant, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12086/35544/17
|
| 1918 |
Chief Secretary's Office, Ireland. Mrs Mills, matron, HM Prison, Bridewell: superannuation (34665/17)
|
T 1/12125/888/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Revisions of clerical staff: alteration in designation of class of 'female typists and shorthand writers' to 'typists and shorthand writers'; increase in pay (10485/17; 7350/17; 7335/17; 3636/17)
|
T 1/12128/3088/18
|
| 1918 |
Conciliation & Arbitration Board. Increase of pay of temporary postmen and postwomen (376/18) [The issues under consideration were consolidation of rates of pay, inclusive of War Bonus, and equal pay for women....]
|
T 1/12144/10749/18
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Misses K & S Reilly, women clerks, Comptroller & Accountant General's Office, Dublin: resignation while mentally deranged; pensions (3888/17; 4239/16)
|
T 1/12144/10767/18
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss A F Yarrow, telephonist, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: superannuation
|
T 1/12145/11190/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1918 |
Lord Chancellor's Office. Miss E W Inns, writing assistant, Public Trustees Office: gratuity
|
T 1/12149/15067/18
|
| 1918 |
Ministry of Labour. Mrs C M Chamberlain (née Allen) lower grade clerk, Employment Department: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12152/16582/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss W E Francis, sub-postmistress, Elie, Leven: superannuation; counting for pension purposes of service in East Africa (9730/18)
|
T 1/12157/19588/18
|
| 1918 |
Imperial War Museum. Miss A M Hall, accounting clerk on loan from Post Office: permanent employment; payment of War Bonus (15804/18)
|
T 1/12162/22948/18
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss P M E Cox, telephonist, London: gratuity
|
T 1/12168/25656/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1918 |
Minute. Rates of pay and conditions of service of women civil servants selected for duty in women's corps under War Office, Admiralty, Air Ministry etc (26999/18; 381/18; 20940/17; 17117/17)
|
T 1/12171/27012/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss L E Edwards, sorting clerk and telegrphist, Lowestoft, Suffolk: superannuation; resumption of duty; payment of sick pay at pension rate (34314/16)
|
T 1/12180/30082/18
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Mrs E M McKeand (née McClandish) telephonist, London: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12184/31148/18
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss G Webber, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Bristol: superannuation
|
T 1/12188/32388/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1918 |
Home Office. Compulsory retirement of lady inspectors of factories and prisons upon marriage (Case of Mrs I Drury nee Whitworth, lady inspector of factories) (19264/18; 16659/18)
|
T 1/12194/34896/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Mrs E E Newbigging, temporary auxiliary postwoman, Duns, Berwickshire: compensation for injury (716/18)
|
T 1/12200/36868/18
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss M J Quail, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Dublin: gratuity
|
T 1/12204/38410/18
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss R Matthews, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Newcastle, Staffs: gratuity, re-employment (26803/18)
|
T 1/12210/40531/18
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss W M Bullen, telephonist, Plymouth, and Miss D M Capp, telephonist, Guildford: gratuities
|
T 1/12213/41506/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1918 |
Privy Council Office. Miss Bing, temporary shorthand typist, Judicial Department: increase in pay (7 related files: see list)
|
T 1/12214/41553/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss E E Elmitt, second class clerk, Savings Bank Dpt: gratuity; compensation for injury [writer's cramp]
|
T 1/12215/42207/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1918 |
Association of Clerks of the Second Division of the Civil Service. Placing of certain temporary higher grade female staff on the Establishment; institution of the grade of [women] junior administrative assistants (39304/18; 30708/18; 31094/18; 21175/18; 20173/18; 17047/18) [Male civil servants' fears of female incursions into their domain....]
|
T 1/12216/42352/18
|
| 1918 |
Conciliation & Arbitration Board. Improvement in remuneration and status of women clerks in the Civil Service: representations by the Federation of Women Civil Servants (20 related files: see list)
|
T 1/12223/43733/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Miss C E Minty, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Dunfermline: superannuation (1669/18; 24029/13; 17449/13; 13861/13; 11636/13; 2756/13)[A complicated case which caused the Treasury much trouble...]
|
T 1/12242/48462/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
Minute. Appointment of Mrs L K Green as junior administrative assistant, Treasury (5 related files 1918-1919: see list)
|
T 1/12272/2121/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Mrs E M Jones (née Howell) telephonist, London: marriage grant
|
T 1/12278/5240/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
[Memoranda] Payment of sick pay during pregnancy to temporary women civil servants (6262/17)
|
T 1/12286/8425/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Mrs E H Gwillam (née Wade) telephonist, Walsall, Staffs: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12289/9595/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
Conciliation & Arbitration Board. Payment of War Bonus to women pension officers, Customs & Excise Establishment: representations by the Temporary Women Pension Officers' Association: arbitration proceedings (9 related files: see list)
|
T 1/12290/9656/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Mrs E Roberts (née Attwater) telephonist, Portsmouth, Hants: re-instatement upon widowhood; position with regard to seniority, pay and pension
|
T 1/12294/10975/19
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Insertion of age points in the scale of pay of female sorting assistants (formerly women sorters)
|
T 1/12296/11467/19
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Payment of War Bonus to scale-pay sub-postmasters and sub-postmistresses (43529/18; 30431/18; 12853/18; 3258/18; 44364/17)
|
T 1/12299/12316/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
Minute. Appointment of Miss M Watton as shorthand typist to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Treasury
|
T 1/12300/12516/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Miss V Lockyer and Miss E G Standen, telephonists, London: gratuities. Mrs E Wardrop (née Ingham) telephonist, Manchester: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12301/13000/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1919 |
Scottish Office. Miss K H Allardyce, matron, Duke St Prison, Glasgow: superannuation (12210/18; 6723/18; 38564/17)
|
T 1/12305/14370/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
General Valuation & Boundary Survay, Irelan. Miss M Fitzpatrick, senior shorthand typist: payment of full pay while on sick leave; representations by the Civil Service Typists' Association and the Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries (6 related files 1917-1918: see list)
|
T 1/12316/18210/19
|
| 1919 |
Civil Service Commission. Appointment to established posts of men and women serving in HM Forces: application of cl. 7 of the Order in Council of 10 Jan 1910 (33673/18)
|
T 1/12318/18510/19
|
| 1917 |
Ministry of Labour. Placing of Mrs M E Hultahan on the establishment as inspector, Employment Department, on the death of her husband
|
T 1/12324/20260/17
|
| 1919 |
Ministry of Reconstruction. Position of women in the Civil Service: Report of the Women's Advisory Committee's Subcommittee on the Position of Women in the Civil Service (5 related files: see list)
|
T 1/12333/23481/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1919 |
Air Ministry. Counting of service in the WRAF for pension purposes by officers of the Post Office
|
T 1/12334/23681/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
Scottish Office. Miss E Quiney, shorthand typist: grant of leave without pay
|
T 1/12348/28942/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Miss D E Rogers, sorting clerk and telegraphist: gratuity
|
T 1/12355/31548/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
Ministry of Labour. Mrs M A Bott (née Appleby): reinstatement as a woman clerk (lower grade)
|
T 1/12357/32103/19
|
| 1919 |
Defence of the Realm Losses Commission and admiralty. Grant of sick leave with pay to boy and girl messengers
|
T 1/12361/33442/19
|
| 1919 |
Conciliation & Arbitration Board. Increase of remuneration of established women clerks, other than those employed by the Ministry of Labour: representations by the Federation of Women Civil Servants; settlement by award - no 88, 14 April 1919 ( 5 related files 1918-1919: see list)
|
T 1/12361/33666/19
|
| 1919 |
Inland Revenue Department. Reorganisation of the staff, Office of the Director of Stamping: establishment as women teller of unestablished women who have shown competence in their work (21056/19; 18760/19)
|
T 1/12365/35073/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1919 |
Home Office. Miss E A Whyte, matron, HM Prison, Holloway, London: superannuation; compensation for injury
|
T 1/12380/39226/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Miss E M Matthews, telephonist, London: gratuity
|
T 1/12380/39234/19
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Increase of the scale of pay to women assistant superintendents, Accountants' Offices, Edinburgh and Dublin: application of award no 88 of the Conciliation & Arbitration Board
|
T 1/12380/39312/19
|
| 1919 |
Post Office. Counting of women civil servants' service as girl probationers for the award of marriage gratuities
|
T 1/12381/39793/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
Civil Service Commission. Increase in rate of pay of women attendants at examinations of female candidates
|
T 1/12400/45974/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1919 |
[Post Office] Mrs J A Fennell, postmistress, Blackrock, Dublin: counting of unestablished service for pension purposes
|
T 1/12404/46894/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1919 |
Civil Service Commission. Preparation of regulations for competitive examination for the post of female writing assistant, Ministry of Labour, Kew
|
T 1/12414/49739/19
|
| 1919 |
Minute. Placing on the Establishment of three women clerks, General Register Office, Ireland (51472/19; 42236/19; 12389/19)
|
T 1/12428/51931/19
|
| 1919 |
Ministry of Health. Mrs E J Stevenson (née Gilfallan) second class clerk: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12438/53864/19
|
| 1919 |
Association of Women Clerks & Secretaries and Federation of Temporary Staff Associations. Increase of remuneration of temporary employees in Government Departments (53483/19; 49348/19)
|
T 1/12444/55039/19
|
| 1919 |
Ministry of Labour. Miss E M Reynolds: reinstatement in post of higher grade clerk
|
T 1/12446/55359/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Miss E G Hogben, counter clerk and telegraphist, London: superannuation; compensation for injury (27612/15; 24439/14; 21668/13) [telegraphist's cramp]
|
T 1/12458/735/20
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Improvement of scale of pay of female clerical assistants (5 Annexes)
|
T 1/12458/8445/20
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Mrs M L Dawson (née Smith) telephonist, London: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12464/2902/20
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Miss F M Young, sorting clerk and telegraphist, Bishop's Stortford, Herts: superannuation
|
T 1/12477/5736/20
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Mrs E B Todd, sub-postmistress, Wraysbury, Staines, Middlesex: superannuation
|
T 1/12496/9889/20
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Mrs C C Bowman (née McGeachy) second class clerk, Accountant's Office, Edinburgh: gratuity; re-employment; marriage gratuity (21260/13)
|
T 1/12509/12363/20
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Miss C Blythe, temporary postwoman, Helsby, Warrington, Lancs: compensation for injury
|
T 1/12527/15381/20
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Miss G Cousins, telephonist, London Telephone Service: gratuity
|
T 1/12531/16397/20
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1920 |
Land Registry, Ireland. Introduction of women to established staff: appointment of Mrs E W Pomeroy as superintendent of women clerks, writing assistants and typists (16327/10; 12071/20; 7178/20)
|
T 1/12557/20003/20
|
| 1920 |
Lord Chancellor's Office. Provision of free medical treatment for women staff, Public Trustee Office: appointment of a woman medical officer
|
T 1/12571/21687/20
|
| 1920 |
Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction, Ireland. Mrs M L Magee (née O'Leary) shorthand writer-typist: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12589/23108/20
|
| 1920 |
Petroleum Department. Appointment of Miss E West as superintendent of typists and J L Jeffery as inspector of drilling
|
T 1/12611/24542/20
|
| 1920 |
Memoranda. Miss G M Steil, chief superintendent of typing, Inland Revenue Department: sick leave
|
T 1/12622/25263/20
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Munitions. Treatment of overpayments made in respect of compensation for injury (Case of Miss D M Perrin, chauffeuse, Mechanical Engineering Department) (30559/19)
|
T 1/12623/25448/20
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Miss Y E M M André, counter clerk and telegraphist, London Postal Service: marriage gratuity
|
T 1/12624/26084/20
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1880 |
Home Office: local prisons: proposed staff; number and pay of female chief and principal wardens
|
T 1/12774
|
| 1882 |
Broadmoor asylum: increase in steward's salary, reduction of age limit for entry of female attendants
|
T 1/13546
|
| 1882 |
Scotland: prison staff, in particular Glasgow prison: permanent employment of women scripture readers
|
T 1/13572
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1882 |
GPO: proposal to appoint woman doctor and female medical attendant to medical department
|
T 1/14076
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1883 |
Ireland: posts for female servants at local prisons
|
T 1/15120
|
| 1883 |
Scotland: prisons: allowance for nurses and additional warders
|
T 1/15200
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1883 |
GPO: employment of women sorters and regulations for examination
|
T 1/15293
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1913 |
War Office. Appointment of Miss E M Roads as controller of typists (6671/13; 19712/12) [Controversial: a protest was made by the Civil Service Typists' Association against the appointment of an outsider to the department rather than the promotion of one of its veterans]
|
T 1/1551/13609/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1879 |
Prison matrons and officers: salaries, appointments and transfers
|
T 1/16689
|
| 1879 |
Ireland: Prison Board: conditions of employment for female domestic servants in prison
|
T 1/17090
|
| 1879 |
County Cork; Bridewell Keepers; gratuities to be given to wives for acting as attendants to female prisoners
|
T 1/17097
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1879 |
GPO: promotion of selected women in the Central Telegraph Office: substitution of male for female telegraphists
|
T 1/17119
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1765 |
Tripoli: attestation of Cosme Conty, Comte Palatin, that following the death of Robert White, Imperial Consul to Tripoli, his wife Jean acted as chargée des affaires at the British Consulate with the approval of the Bashaw
|
T 1/441/156-157
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1767 |
Memorial of James Bradford collector of customs for the Bahama Islands enclosing surgeon's certificate dated 10 June 1767 and requesting six months sick leave, his duties to be undertaken in his absence by his mother
|
T 1/457/318A-319
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1767 |
Lord Shelburne, enclosing accounts and application of Mrs Jean White, widow of Robert White, consul of Tripoli, for usual allowance and expenses for her management of the consulate's affairs from the death of her husband to the arrival of his successor Mr Fraser, a period of above a year
|
T 1/458/165-170
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1767 |
Stamp Office: Commissioner's presentment for Anne Williams to be distributor of stamped paper of Denbigh in place of her deceased husband
|
T 1/458/256-257
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1770 |
Memorial of Jean White, widow of late consul general of Tripoli, for £221 due to her husband
|
T 1/478/480-481
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1918 |
Conciliation & Arbitration Board. Grant of increased remuneration to .....female staff, Stamping Department, Inland Revenue Department (8 related files: see list)
|
T 12139/7557/18
|
| 1923-1925 |
Defalcations by Miss M I Read, Writing Assistant in the Pensions Issue Office
|
T 161/215/S21472
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1921-1938 |
Pentonville and Holloway prisons; housing of certain staff
|
T 161/797/S10698
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1920-1947 |
Heading: Establishment: Women. 34 files: see list
|
T 162
|
| 1925-1926 |
Industrial Court; exclusion from its competence question of differentiation between men and women in the Civil Service
|
T 162/100/E12471/01
|
| 1939-1941 |
Employment of wives and relatives of civil servants and military officers in a temporary capacity
|
T 162/1001/39909
|
| 1941-1942 |
Suggested limitation of employment in government service of women under 25 years of age
|
T 162/1006/E44313
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1941-1946 |
GPO: pay and conditions for women replacing men in stores and packing duties
|
T 162/1023/E40014
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1924 |
Question of further examination for temporary women staff for appointment as Writing Assistants
|
T 162/107/E13305
|
| 1925-1928 |
Clerical Class (Women): Open Competition examination, 1925
|
T 162/107/E13447/01-03
|
| 1928-1930 |
Clerical Classes (General and Departmental) Open Competition for Boys and Girls; amendment of regulations and examination, 1929
|
T 162/107/E13447/04/1-2 and 05
|
| 1924-1929 |
Clerical classes (men and women); scales of pay
|
T 162/108/E13560
|
| 1924 |
Administrative Class (Men and Women): examination regulations, 1925
|
T 162/109/E13831
|
| 1921 |
Temporary clerks (men and women); average ages and rates of pay
|
T 162/11/E598/01
|
| 1921 |
Temporary clerks (men and women); rates of pay and duties assigned to Grades I and II
|
T 162/11/E598/02
|
| 1922 |
Temporary clerks; claim for equal pay for men and women
|
T 162/11/E598/06
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1925-1926 |
Labour Ministry: women clerical officers; transferees from Post Office manipulative grades; Remuneration Arbitration claim
|
T 162/113/E15186
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1925-1926 |
Labour Ministry: women clerical officers; transferees from Post Office manipulative grades; Remuneration Arbitration claim
|
T 162/113/E15186
|
| 1925 |
Remuneration of Writing Assistants and typing grades who have entered the Clerical class (women) by promotion as distinct from examination (Industrial Award No 1123 and Treasury Circular No 22/25)
|
T 162/114/E15310
|
| 1924-1926 |
Ordnance factories, Woolwich; overissue of pay to typist, Miss V E Martin
|
T 162/120/E16649
|
| 1927 |
Sweet, B H (Mrs): special leave without pay taken into consideration in deciding gratuity T 164/71/34 1927-1928 Temporary typists, shorthand typists, men and women clerks; application of Industrial Awards Nos 1327 and 1328 regarding pay
|
T 162/130/E18082/1-2
|
| 1928 |
Miss G L Parsons, Assistant Inspector, Health Ministry; injured whilst on official duty; sick leave pay
|
T 162/139/E19409
|
| 1928 |
Claim for revision in remuneration of temporary Grade I women clerks (Industrial Court decision No 1389)
|
T 162/140/E19997
|
| 1928 |
Dominions Office: matrons employed on lecturing in connection with Overseas Settlement; remuneration and subsistence allowances
|
T 162/141/E20367
|
| 1929 |
Miss C C Sale, Writing Assistant, Inland Revenue; employment on part-time duty until certified fit to perform full duty
|
T 162/144/E21857
|
| 1920-1924 |
Clerical classes (Men and Women) examinations; amendment to regulations governing normal recruitment
|
T 162/15/E841
|
| 1930 |
Ministry of Labour; language allowance to Miss I M Purgold, Executive Officer, Overseas Statistics Section
|
T 162/151/E24290
|
| 1930 |
Cost of Equal Pay for Teachers; information supplied to the Royal Commission on Civil Service
|
T 162/153/E25694
|
| 1929-1930 |
Increase in pensions charge consequent on the adoption of 'Equal Pay'; information supplied to the Royal Commission on the Civil Service
|
T 162/153/E25729
|
| 1930 |
Number of women employed on machine operations, 1927; information supplied to Royal Commission on the Civil Service
|
T 162/153/E25753
|
| 1920 |
Control of, and regulations for the Civil Service, and regulations affecting women admitted under the provisions of the Sex Disqualification Act
|
T 162/19/E1156
|
| 1920-1927 |
Leave of absence to female clerks and typists of Missions abroad
|
T 162/21/E1408
|
| 1920 |
Mrs M L Dickie, member of Irish Insurance Commission: question of pension as for Established Civil Servants
|
T 162/23/E1458
|
| 1922-1924 |
Customs & Excise: educational qualifications required for appointment as Women Pensions Officers in the Department
|
T 162/25/E1643/01
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1927-1931 |
Post Office: male and female supervising officers: annual leave
|
T 162/258/E18767/1-2
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1931 |
Temporary Women Clerks, typists and shorthand typists. Remuneration Arbitration Proceedings, 1931
|
T 162/261/E22383/01/1-2
|
| 1923-1932 |
Miss A M Danger. Successful in the Civil Service examination; petition in respect of non-appointment on nationality grounds
|
T 162/274/E11367
|
| 1925-1932 |
Health Ministry: Welsh Board of Health: temporary women staff: (1) Retention in employment (2) Absorption into Permanent Classes (3) Designation
|
T 162/276/E15627/1-4
|
| 1932 |
Report of the Royal Commission on the Civil Service, 1929-1931; procedure for joint discussions of issues arising out of correspondence with the National Association of Women Civil Servants
|
T 162/285/E26475/06/02
|
| 1932 |
Miss Thomas, clerk, Foreign Office, taken ill whilst serving with British Delegation to the Disarmament Conference at Geneva. Payment of medical expenses
|
T 162/287/E27577
|
| 1932 |
Inland Revenue: Writing Assistant (Miss D M Kirby) discharged as medically unfit before expiry of probationary period
|
T 162/288/E27737
|
| 1932 |
Immorality on part of Women Staff. Disciplinary action
|
T 162/288/E27785
|
| 1933 |
Ministry of Labour: Miss J A Wales, special leave
|
T 162/309/E28522
|
| 1920 |
Mrs M Miller, temporary clerk Grade I; payment of wages whilst under suspension; payment to clerks of wages misappropriated
|
T 162/31/E2200
|
| 1933 |
Inland Revenue: Miss A Starkey, Clerical Officer (resigned): reinstatement
|
T 162/310/E29240
|
| 1920-1924 |
Clerical Class (Men and Women) Writing Assistants, Shorthand Typists, and Typists; examination for temporary staff; appointment of successful candidates over 50 years of age
|
T 162/313/E503/01/1-2
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1924 |
Post Office: initial salary of certain Writing Assistants (women) promoted to Clerical class
|
T 162/32/E2271/02
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1916-1921 |
Miss M E Pollard, typist, Scottish Land Court; medically unfit for establishment, and retention in an unestablished capacity
|
T 162/33/E2406
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1933-1934 |
Action against Miss Costobadie, a probation officer; Treasury Soicitor's assistance
|
T 162/335/E29354
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1920 |
Post Office. Mrs E K Scott, woman clerk, Savings Bank Department; issue of Certificate of Qualification under Clause 7 of Order-in-Council of 10 Jan 1910
|
T 162/34/E2443
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1920-1929 |
Female Scientific and Clerical staff; comparative rates of pay of various technical posts
|
T 162/35/E2503
|
| 1932-1935 |
Temporary Staff Committee Report: establishment of women and salaried officers; starting pay
|
T 162/363/E28065/069/1-2
|
| 1935 |
Inland Revenue; Miss M L Stent, Writing Assistant, transfer from Metropolitan Police Office
|
T 162/369/E31950
|
| 1927-1936 |
Civil Service Commission: appointment of a woman commissioner
|
T 162/375/E1427/01/01
|
| 1924-1936 |
Comparative rates of sick absence of men and women employed in the Civil Service
|
T 162/385/E12588
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1921-1936 |
Post Office: salaried Sub-Office Postmasters and Postmistresses' remuneration
|
T 162/388/E1685/1-4
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1923-1924 |
Clerical Officers; cases of certain women whose temporary service was in higher grades
|
T 162/39/E2594/026
|
| 1920-1921 |
Claim by Miss E M Ashworth for wages due as temporary clerk, Grade IV
|
T 162/40/E2692
|
| 1920-1923 |
Female Messengers, Charwomen, Welfare Supervisors, Lavatory and Cloakroom Attendants: rates of pay
|
T 162/406/E1175/1-2
|
| 1923-1937 |
Female Messengers, Charwomen, Welfare Supervisors, Lavatory and Cloakroom Attendants: rates of pay
|
T 162/407/E1175/3-5
|
| 1937 |
Ministry of Health. Claim for loss of services of Miss L R M Spencer, clerical assistant injured in a motor accident
|
T 162/438/E35374
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1920-1938 |
Post Office: paymentof Sub-Postmasters and Sub-Postmistresses; remuneration
|
T 162/439/E558
|
| 1920-1923 |
Post Office. rates of pay for female staff of depots, factories and Stores departments
|
T 162/46/E3405
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Colonial Service
:
|
| 1934-1938 |
Admission of women to the administrative class in the Colonial Office and the Dominions Office
|
T 162/463/E10258/02
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1920-1922 |
Women clerks; (Whitley Council Reorganisation Report, para 68); assimilation into new grades
|
T 162/47/E3506/1-2
|
| 1923-1938 |
National Association of Women Civil Servants; salary claim in behalf of typing grades
|
T 162/475/E29309/1-2
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1934-1938 |
Post Office: Miss Tostevin, Assistant Principal: application for retention after marriage
|
T 162/475/E30451
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1935-1938 |
Reinstatement of married typists
|
T 162/476/E31421
|
| 1938 |
Miss B Ball, clerical officer; sick leave after short period of service for ratification of physical disability
|
T 162/482/E37807
|
| 1921-1924 |
Scales of pay of temporary clerks (male and female) employed in Edinburgh
|
T 162/51/E3876
|
| 1920-1930 |
Rates of pay of women officers in Administrative, executive grades etc
|
T 162/51/E3913/1-2
|
| 1937-1939 |
Temporary women clerks; revised rates of pay, 1937 (TC 19/38)
|
T 162/524/E35241
|
| 1938-1939 |
Copying typists; salary claim by Civil Service Clerical Association and the National Association of Women Civil Servants, 1938
|
T 162/525/E36766
|
| 1920-1922 |
Miss S Druitt (Mrs Hughes) Health Insurance Officer, Ireland; claim for retention of service after marriage
|
T 162/53/E4114
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1921-1925 |
Post Office: assimilation of clerical assistants (male and female) and Provincial typists into new grades introduced by the Reorganisation Report
|
T 162/53/E4194
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1929-1930 |
Returns from Departments showing sick absences of women as compared with men
|
T 162/56/E4423/07
|
| 1936-1940 |
Labour Ministry: grading of ex-temporary women clerks in Employment Exchanges
|
T 162/568/E33712
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1921 |
Post Office: reinstatement of Miss V F Bellamy, telephonist, in special circumstances
|
T 162/57/E4579
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921-1922 |
Miss Power, Trade Boards Investigating Officers; special study leave in the USA and arrangements for a substitute
|
T 162/57/E4647
|
| 1938-1941 |
Retention of women in the Civil Service after marriage; position arising when the husband is not a British subject
|
T 162/586/E6869/09
|
| 1937-1942 |
Public Trustee Office; girl messenger staff
|
T 162/614/E4173/01
|
| 1941-1943 |
Reinstatement of civil servants; delegated authority to reinstate widows etc. under certain conditions
|
T 162/653/E2392/07
|
| 1924-1943 |
Equal pay for men and women employed on similar duties in the Civil Service
|
T 162/674/E12471/1-7
|
| 1924-1943 |
Remuneration and conditions of service of Ordnance Survet artificers, labourers and women
|
T 162/678/E15869/1-2
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1935-1943 |
Reformatories: nursing sisters, Assistant Housemasters and Housemistresses of the Prison Commission; conditions of service and recruitment
|
T 162/685/E31935
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921 |
Provincial clerical classes (male and female); scales of pay
|
T 162/70/E5994
|
| 1924-1929 |
Common Seniority Lists for men and women in the Civil Service; Report of Treasury Committee
|
T 162/71/E6277/02/1-2
|
| 1921-1922 |
Examinations among ;Super Clerical' women and 'Quasi Permanents' for appointment to the Clerical Class; Third Interim report of the Lytton Committee. para 35 and 41
|
T 162/72/E6676
|
| 1937-1944 |
Re-employment during national emergency of pensioners and married women, who were formerly established civil servants
|
T 162/739/E34950/1-4
|
| 1940-1945 |
War Office: employment of women and girls as messengers; conditions of service etc.
|
T 162/765/E5206/02
|
| 1922 |
Pensions Appeal Tribunal; grading of Miss E F Hogg, shorthand typist
|
T 162/77/E7587
|
| 1921-1924 |
Women clerical officers; policy regarding interdepartmental transfers
|
T 162/78/E7898
|
| 1921-1922 |
National Museum of Science and Art, Ireland; appointment of Miss G E Crook as clerical officer, in special circumstances
|
T 162/79/E8056
|
| 1942-1945 |
Government female industrial employees; rates of pay and extension of employment
|
T 162/792/E40014/3-5
|
| 1941-1945 |
Re-employed pensioners and married women; overtime conditions
|
T 162/798/E43877
|
| 1922-1924 |
Seniority Committee for consideration of proposal to introduce common seniority lists for men and women
|
T 162/80/E8242
|
| 1923 |
Seniority Committee for consideration of proposal to introduce common seniority lists for men and women: returns from departments as to numbers of men and women employed as at 1 June 1923
|
T 162/80/E8242/01/1-2
|
| 1924 |
Seniority Committee for consideration of proposal to introduce common seniority lists for men and women: returns from departments as to numbers of men and women employed as at 1 Jan 1924
|
T 162/80/E8242/02/1-2
|
| 1942-1945 |
Recruitment and training of girls having no typing knowledge; payment of special 'training' rate and setting up of typists training schools
|
T 162/800/E44992
|
| 1922 |
Customs & Excise: appointment of Mrs Bilsland as established Woman Pensions Officer in special circumstances
|
T 162/81/E8374
|
| 1922 |
Claim by Mrs Pearman, Treasury shorthand typist for loss at Genoa of letter containing part of official salary
|
T 162/82/E8165
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1922-1925 |
Post Office: Stores department, Stamp section; remuneration and grading of male and female industrial staff
|
T 162/84/E9022
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1922 |
Age limit of widows who apply for reinstatement; case of Mrs L E Moore (née Roalfe)
|
T 162/88/E9784
|
| 1947 |
Mrs J O Newcombe; application for reinstatement because of husband's financial difficulties
|
T 162/892/E2392/022
|
| 1924-1925 |
Clerical class (Women, General and Departmental): regulations for examinations
|
T 162/9/E503/04
|
| 1921-1947 |
Leave for domestic affairs, marriages, deaths etc.
|
T 162/908/E12802/1-2
|
| 1941-1947 |
Increments to re-employed pensioners and married women; correspondence leading up to Establishment Officers Circular No 541
|
T 162/921/E34950/01/1
|
| 1944-1947 |
Royal Commission on Equal Pay; Treasury evidence regarding all persons in crown employment
|
T 162/935/E47977/01/1-2
|
| 1942-1948 |
Reinstatement of civil servants, question of re-employment of widows, divorcees and separated wives
|
T 162/946/E2392/08/1-2
|
| 1920-1948 |
Admiralty: employment and remuneration of girl messengers
|
T 162/947/E8325
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1923 |
Post Office: reinstatement of sorting clerk and telegraphist Mrs E R Robinson (née Lees)
|
T 162/95/E11067
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1923 |
Committee on Pay etc. of State Servants; recommendations affecting women
|
T 162/97/E11635/04
|
| 1937-1938 |
Scientific and professional staff: women's equivalent of men's scales as recommended by the Carpenter Committee
|
T 162/970/E21970/03/2
|
| 1929-1935 |
Estimate of cost of equal pay for men and women employees on similar duties
|
T 162/971/E12471/02
|
| 1938 |
Sex differentiation in pay schedule of action taken on TC 16/37
|
T 162/971/E35161/02
|
| 1930-1937 |
Scientific and professional staff: women's equivalent of men's scales as recommended by the Carpenter Committee
|
T 162/974/E1970/03/1
|
| 1929-1938 |
Aggregation and segregation of women in government departments
|
T 162/976/E27429/1-2
|
| 1937-1938 |
Aggregation and segregation of women in government departments: those posts reserved to men and those reserved to women
|
T 162/976/E27429/Annexes 1-2
|
| 1937-1938 |
Labour Ministry: Miss A M Jennings, principal: retention of position after marriage
|
T 162/980/E35805
|
| 1934-1938 |
Principal Probate Registry: women civil servants; question of eligibility to all posts in the registry: report by Committee on Women's Questions (1934) J 86/77 1934-1940 Unemployment Assistance Board: representations about recruitment of women staff
|
T 162/999/E29723/011
|
| 1919-1930 |
Labour Ministry: rates of pay of female Writing Assistants
|
T 162/E75
|
| 1928-1931 |
Women Pension Officers, Customs & Excise: inclusion of back service for pension
|
T 164/108/6
|
| 1931 |
Keate, E M, Miss, Assistant Committee of Imperial Defence, Historical Section: Section 4 gratuity
|
T 164/112/15
|
| 1931 |
Royal Commission on the Civil Service 1929-1931: earlier retiring age for women
|
T 164/113/13
|
| 1931 |
Calwell, M E A, Miss (now Simpson) typist, Registry of Deeds, Northern Ireland: marriage gratuity
|
T 164/114/2
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1932-1933 |
Glanville, E, Mrs, sub-postmistress, Leeward Island: grant of gratuity on abolition of office
|
T 164/127/10
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1933 |
Marriage gratuities: women established under Treasury Circular 15/32
|
T 164/130/7
|
| 1933-1934 |
Bryce, Mrs I (née Lossain Smith): service with Industrial Health Research Board to count for gratuity as a special case
|
T 164/139/2
|
| 1933-1936 |
Statistics of women civil servants who retire at age 60
|
T 164/155/11
|
| 1936 |
Counting of allowances to shorthand typist towards marriage gratuity
|
T 164/158/18
|
| 1934-1938 |
Ralph, Miss R D and Walker, Miss D G E, shorthand typists, seconded to Advisory Council of Agriculture
|
T 164/167/8
|
| 1938-1939 |
Blaikley, Miss K B: service with Imperial War Graves Commission, and Post Office; pension apportioned
|
T 164/179/1
|
| 1938-1939 |
Youngman, Miss C L M, apportionment of pension between Imperial funds and Indian revenues
|
T 164/179/12
|
| 1939 |
Silcox, Miss D E, formerly chief assistant to Joint Committee for Education Purposes: compensation for loss of office refused
|
T 164/180/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1939 |
Greenberg, Miss A, Palestine Government service: ineligible for marriage gratuity, being a medical reject
|
T 164/181/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1929-1940 |
Abernethy, Miss J M, transferred to Ministry of Labour, Belfast: apportionment of pension between United Kingdom and Northern Ireland
|
T 164/183/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1940 |
Brotherton, Miss E M, telephonist, accidental death: ex-gratia payment to parents to cover funeral expenses
|
T 164/188/10
|
| 1940-1941 |
Post Office women clerks: question raised by Society of Civil Servants regarding reckoning of service in Census Office for pension under Superannuation Act 1887 s.3
|
T 164/193/16
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1941 |
Hunt, Mrs N E: question of inclusion of 'ability pay' in emoluments for assessment of section 4 gratuity
|
T 164/194/17
|
| 1922 |
Hughes, Mrs S J (née Druitt) Health Insurance Officer, Ireland, married in Oct 1920; marriage gratuity authorised from Imperial Fund as her resignation took place before 31 March 1922
|
T 164/2
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1942 |
Bussell, Miss E (now Mrs Barna), Post Office clerical assistant: not entitled to gratuity as marriage by Hindu rites not recognised under English law
|
T 164/262
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1922-1923 |
Nimmo, Miss W M K (now Mrs Poole): gratuity awarded on second period of her established service
|
T 164/27/14
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1922-1923 |
Cousins, Mrs E M (nee Freeman), female attendant, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum; overpayment of salary to be deducted from gratuity and supplement
|
T 164/29/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1923 |
Pension declarations: attestation by sub-postmasters and postmistresses to be accepted
|
T 164/33/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1921-1928 |
Yorke, Miss O M A seconded for service to the League of Nations Reparations Committee
|
T 164/33/21
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1923 |
Gregson, J, prison matron, Liverpool, assaulted by women prisoner: compensation for injury delayed for further confirmation of her condition, when death intervened; no compensation awarded
|
T 164/36/26
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1923 |
Hunter, Miss C, transferred from India Stamp Branch to Post Office and resigned on marriage: gratuity apportioned between Post Office and India Office
|
T 164/37/10
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1923 |
O'Hare, Miss M E: transfer from Inland Revenue to Irish Free State sanctioned as approved employment
|
T 164/37/8
|
| 1944-1947 |
Fillary, Miss A, unestablished typist, Development Commission: revision of gratuity under Superannuation (Inestablished Service) Regulations 1946
|
T 164/385
|
| 1923 |
Hoy, Miss: short service gratuity awarded on four years service although three days short of four years
|
T 164/39/6
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1924 |
Damon, Miss A E, probationer telephonist; probationary period extended but retirement on medical grounds recommended and gratuity awarded
|
T 164/43/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1924 |
O'Keefe, Miss C: recognition of service after age of 65 as qualifying service
|
T 164/43/22
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1942-1952 |
Foster, Miss K L V, prison officer: injury compensation; method of calculation of workmen's compensation supplementary allowances
|
T 164/441
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1924 |
Burke, Miss M, typist: ill-health retirement; compassionate gratuity awarded
|
T 164/47/27
|
| 1928-1932 |
Gray, Miss E R, shorthand typist: arm injured by point of indelible pensil: payment of compensation and medical expenses
|
T 164/473
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| 1933-1935 |
Gray, Miss E R, shorthand typist: suggestion of malingering and that the injury was self inflicted
|
T 164/474
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| 1935-1939 |
Gray, Miss E R, shorthand typist: court action following stopping compensation lost by Ministry of Labour
|
T 164/475
|
| 1924 |
Agnew, Miss B M, transferred from Ministry of Pensions to India Office: gratuity award apportioned between Imperial and Indian Revenues
|
T 164/49/15
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1925 |
Webb, Miss M D, temporary teller, Post Office Stores Dpt: gratuity and supplement
|
T 164/57/12
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1925 |
McMahon, Mrs G C (née Hunt): earlier service with Northern Lighthouse Board allowed to reckon for marriage gratuity
|
T 164/59/10
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| 1925-1930 |
McGutcheon, Miss A K: service as writing assistant in office of Collector of Taxes for N Ireland allowed to reckon for pension purposes
|
T 164/59/2
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1926 |
Murray, Miss S E, sub-Postmistress: unestablished service not included in computation of pension award
|
T 164/61/15
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| 1926 |
Waters, Miss L E, forewoman of tellers (ex-India Stamp Branch): pension award apportioned between Indian and Post Office Funds
|
T 164/65/1
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
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General
:
|
| 1926-1929 |
Pension position of certain officers employed in 1901 as women clerks in Census Office
|
T 164/65/19
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1926-1928 |
Forester, Miss M, sub-postmistress: mental ill health retirement; pension awarded on scale payment basis of emoluments
|
T 164/67/1
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1927 |
Jackson, Mrs H I (née) Thirlwall: gratuity award calculated on average basic emoluments
|
T 164/68/1
|
| 1927 |
Rowe, Mrs M A (née Spratt): earlier service allowed to reckon for gratuity
|
T 164/71/33
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1927 |
Crane, Mrs F E (née Salter) London Telephone Service: gratuity awarded despite failure to report marriage immediately
|
T 164/71/35
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1927-1928 |
Women pension officers transferred from Imperial Customs Dpt of Northern Ireland: refund of pension contribution
|
T 164/71/7
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1927-1929 |
Trimby, Mrs A (née Whitaker) postmistress: temporary service rendered while husband still alive to reckon for pension
|
T 164/75/2
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Prison Service
:
|
| 1928 |
McHardy, Mrs A A, prison lady superintendent, Glasgow: inclusion of certain allowances for pension award
|
T 164/77/26
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1928 |
Davey, Miss A M, London Postal Service: ill health retirement; pension award cancelled and gratuity awarded in lieu under exceptional circumstances
|
T 164/79/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1922-1929 |
Inland Revenue Stamping Department: unestablished service of women tellers allowed to reckon for pension
|
T 164/79/28
|
| 1929 |
Botley, Mrs E A (née Brownell), transferred to Northern Ireland: gratuity award apportioned between Paymaster-General and Northern Ireland
|
T 164/80/17
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1929 |
McDowall, A, Miss, London Postal Service, awarded compensation for writer's cramp one year after cessation of hurt-pay
|
T 164/80/23
|
| 1929 |
Jones, Mrs M E, Post Office awarded compensation for writer's cramp on year after cessation of hurt-pay
|
T 164/80/27
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1929 |
Clark, Miss J E, unestablished clerk, Sheriff Clerk Service: premature retirement due to becoming permanently incapacitated; compassionate gratuity for 20 years service awarded under Superannuation Act, 1887 S.4
|
T 164/82/11
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1929 |
Patson, Mrs E M (née Foster) Post Office, granted special leave in order to marry: gratuity sanctioned as Post Office had not directed her return from special leave
|
T 164/82/13
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1929 |
Civil Service superannuation with particular reference to women
|
T 164/82/22
|
| 1929 |
Duncan, Mrs I W (née Fraser), General Register House, Edinburgh, with earlier service in Forestry Commission: gratuity award apportioned
|
T 164/83/1
|
| 1930 |
Wheeler, Miss A, resigned for domestic reasons: pre-resignation service not allowed to reckon for reinstatement
|
T 164/84/29
|
| 1936-1938 |
Appeals by women civil servants for counting of pre-established temporary service for pension purposes, and admission to superannuation scheme of age-barred officers
|
T 169/2
|
| 1920 |
Employment of women in the Civil Service
|
T 172/1098
|
| 1921 |
Women in the Civil Service
|
T 172/1223
|
| 1925 |
Equal Pay in the Civil Service, and State Pensions
|
T 172/1465
|
| 1933-1946 |
Post of Director of Women's Establishments
|
T 199/111
|
| 1937-1942 |
Post of Assistant Secretary and Director of Women's Establishments: nomination of candidates and interview board arrangements
|
T 199/112
|
| 1943 |
Query about the involvement of Treasury women officers in post-war reconstruction problems
|
T 199/113
|
| 1941-1948 |
Pay and conditions of service for girl messengers
|
T 199/161
|
| 1922-1930 |
Information on women employed in the Treasury
|
T 199/53
|
| 1930 |
Return showing number of married women employed in an unestablished capacity in the Treasury
|
T 199/54
|
| 1933 |
Appointment of Director of Women's Establishments
|
T 199/55
|
| 1933 |
Post of Director of Women's Establishments: nomination of candidates and arrangements for interview board
|
T 199/56
|
| 1937 |
Appointment of Assistant Secretary and Director of Women's Establishments
|
T 199/57
|
| 1962-1966 |
Treasury Messenger Service. Employment of women
|
T 199/996
|
| 1934-1946 |
Ordnance Survey Department: female industrial and technical staff remuneration and conditions of service
|
T 214/31
|
| 1939-1960 |
Married Women Who Become Unfit for Duty Owing to Pregnancy
|
T 215/1030-1034
|
| 1949-1960 |
Removal expenses regulations: position of married women officers
|
T 215/1273
|
| 1960 |
Equal pay: seventh and final instalment
|
T 215/1761
|
| 1960-1962 |
Comments on and recommendations of Working Party on Maternity Leave (1958)
|
T 215/1819
|
| 1947-1954 |
Increments for re-employed pensioners and married women: queries arising from Establishment Officers Circular (EOC) 51/48
|
T 215/218
|
| 1937-1957 |
Equal pay: see list
|
T 215/237-245
|
| 1953-1955 |
Royal Commission on the Civil Service 1953: evidence submitted on sex differentiation in pay
|
T 215/308
|
| 1946-1947 |
Women civil servants: marriage bar CO 850/212/4 1946-1950 Civil Service nationality rule: women who marry aliens
|
T 215/315
|
| 1954-1956 |
Announcement of equal pay scales introduction in Civil Service
|
T 215/332
|
| 1947-1949 |
Representations by the Civil Service Legal Society on equal pay for women legal officers
|
T 215/36
|
| 1946-1957 |
Employment of married women in Civil Service: general questions
|
T 215/411
|
| 1956 |
Royal Commission on the Civil Service: effects on salaries of women only grades not eligible for equal pay
|
T 215/469
|
| 1946-1958 |
Civil Service National Whitley Council Negotiating Committee on Commission's Recommendation: abolition of marriage bar for women in Civil Service
|
T 215/479
|
| 1946-1958 |
Equal Pay in Civil Service: representations from TUC, Staff Associations and Outside Bodies: see list
|
T 215/484-490
|
| 1952-1959 |
Recognition of Council of Women Civil Servants for negotiating purposes
|
T 215/507
|
| 1930-1958 |
Departmental policy regarding unmarried mothers
|
T 215/519
|
| 1958-1959 |
Sex changes by civil servants: proof required for revised conditions of service
|
T 215/550
|
| 1932-1956 |
Un-recognised associations: National Association of Women Civil Servants
|
T 215/588
|
| 1923-1959 |
Women in the Civil Service
|
T 215/595
|
| 1946-1957 |
Equal pay policy: effects on Civil Service and employment generally
|
T 215/642-646
|
| 1951-1960 |
Equal pay: policy
|
T 215/777-780
|
| 1944-1960 |
Special Leave: domestic affairs, marriages, deaths etc.
|
T 215/967-969
|
| 1948-1949 |
Offer by Civil Servants for their services on a part-time basis in nursing and ancillary duties in hospitals and similar institutions
|
T 216/106
|
| 1944-1945 |
Pamphlet on careers for men and women in the Home Civil Service
|
T 216/134
|
| 1952-1955 |
Methods of obtaining the best value from men and women over 60 employed on clerical duties
|
T 216/245
|
| 1943-1954 |
Employment of women in executive and administrative grades in defence departments
|
T 216/265
|
| 1953-1956 |
Promotion of re-employed, ex-established married women
|
T 216/299
|
| 1950-1960 |
Recruitment of women: administrative class and other grades
|
T 216/586
|
| 1960-1961 |
Clerical class open competition for boys and girls aged 16-19 Sept 1961
|
T 216/679
|
| 1960 |
Clerical officers: sex and age distribution in Customs & Excise
|
T 216/684
|
| 1960 |
Employment of widows as part time workers in the Civil Service
|
T 216/685
|
| 1961-1962 |
London typing shortages: possibility of recruiting government women industrials as typists
|
T 216/688
|
| 1961 |
Sex and numbers of Civil Servants
|
T 216/705
|
| 1963-1966 |
Appointment of married and unmarried women to established posts during pregnancy
|
T 216/713
|
| 1961 |
Return of married women and recruitment to Civil Service of women formerly employed in local authorities
|
T 216/719
|
| 1961-1962 |
Employment of women as messengers and paperkeepers
|
T 216/735
|
| 1960-1963 |
Civil Service recruitment: sex, discrimination
|
T 216/781-783
|
| 1964-1966 |
Review of rules governing the re-establishment of married women including the rule concerning refund of marriage gratuity
|
T 216/794
|
| 1966-1968 |
Review of rules governing the re-establishment of married women including the rule concerning refund of marriage gratuity
|
T 216/903
|
| 1951-1954 |
Miscellaneous Trades Joint Council for Government Industrial Establishments: sub-committee on rates of pay of women employed on women's work
|
T 217/178
|
| 1954-1955 |
Tracers and drawing office assistants: question of pay revision consequential upon equal pay award to analogous grades common to men and women
|
T 217/208
|
| 1953-1955 |
Granting of equal pay to government industrial establishments: statistics supplied by departments on possible effects on outside industry
|
T 217/220
|
| 1955 |
Government industrial employees: agreements for extended employment of women
|
T 217/222
|
| 1951-1955 |
Industrial Civil Servants: introduction of equal pay
|
T 217/242-243
|
| 1957-1959 |
Employment of women in the scientific Civil Service
|
T 217/277
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General Post Office
:
|
| 1947 |
Proposal to absorb grades of boy messenger and girl probationer into adult grades of postman, telegraphist and telephonist
|
T 219/37
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Diplomatic and Foreign Service
:
|
| 1933-1946 |
HM Foreign Service: admission of women
|
T 220/40
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Fire Service
:
|
| 1957-1958 |
Pay of female fire officers
|
T 221/385
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1920-1955 |
Treasury: personal files: Mrs Annie Gilman Thomas MBE (née Clay)
|
T 268/30
|
| 1893-1922 |
Treasury: personal files: Mrs Mary Ethel Mitchell
|
T 268/31
|
| 1948-1974 |
Treasury: personal files: Miss D Dickinson ISM
|
T 268/47
|
| 1921-1922 |
National Whitley Council: Federation of Women Civil Servants: claim for representation on Staff Side of National Council
|
T 275/10
|
| 1932-1934 |
National Whitley Council: Joint ad-hoc committee to discuss findings of chapter XII of report of Royal Commission on Civil Service: women's questions
|
T 275/232
|
| 1920 |
National Whitley Council: Association of Women Clerks: minutes of meeting held 31 May
|
T 275/60
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1919 |
Chief Secretary's Office, Ireland. Employment of women members, Metropolitan Police, Dublin and the RIC, Belfast (12 Annexes)
|
T1/12398/45099/19
|
| 1935 |
Inland Revenue; Miss M L Stent, Writing Assistant, transfer from Metropolitan Police Office
|
T162/369/E31950
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1962-1964 |
Civil Service: Working Party on Maternity Leave (1958): implementation of its recommendation
|
T321/18
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Police Force
:
|
| 1943-1968 |
WAC: Women's Police Force and establishment
|
WO 32/11082
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1953-1960 |
War Office: employment of women in the administrative and higher grades in the War Office
|
WO 32/15041
|
| 1964-1967 |
Sex discrimination in recruitment and employment: proposals for employment of women
|
WO 32/19337
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1923-1929 |
Houses of Parliament: works of art: Lady Astor's portrait sent on loan to Bedford College
|
WORK 11/278
|
| 1944-1951 |
Portrait of Lady Astor: loan to Bedford College
|
WORK 11/484
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
General
:
|
| 1947-1968 |
Osborne Estate: admission of women civil servants
|
WORK 15/152
|
| 1917-1918 |
Ministry of Public Buildings and Works: employment of women in Engineering Division: posts, conditions of service and pay
|
WORK 22/6/7
|
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
-
Members of Parliament
:
|
| 1950 |
Festival of Britain: biographies of Committee Members: Lady Megan Lloyd-George A1/I/17
|
WORK 25/19
|
| 1963-1965 |
Violette Szabo: proposal (by Dame Irene Ward MP) that her GC be converted to a VC
|
WP 32/20708
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