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MANUAL WORK
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LIGHT INDUSTRY
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Factory Work
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| 1942-1943 |
Health and welfare of women in war factories: report by Select Committee on National Expenditure
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ADM 1/14626
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| pre 1920 |
Employment of female labour in London factories: report from Inspector of Transport
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AIR 2/10/87/9035
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| 1941-1942 |
Factory workers' shopping problems: shops for new munition areas: policy
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BT 64/1955
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| 1938 |
Proposed research on behalf of the LCC: effects of travelling on the health of workers in factories and shops
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FD 1/1461
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| 1934-1936 |
Tea for factory workers
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FD 1/3326
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| 1940-1942 |
Nutrition Committee: nutrition of employees in factories
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FD 1/4395
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| 1939 |
Working conditions in factories: reports and employment of women and young people in factories
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FD 1/5505
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| 1940-1946 |
Diets for factory workers
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FD 1/5520
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| 1941-1944 |
Influenza vaccine: inoculation of factory workers
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FD 1/5525
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| 1943 |
Committee on Haemoglobin Surveys: report on haemoglobin levels in factory workers and working class children
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FD 1/5946-5947
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| 1942 |
Committee on Traumatic Shock: Dr W A Sewyer's research on the study of health of factory workers in Great Briatain
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FD 1/6035
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| 1942-1944 |
Industrial Toxicology: possible benzol (benzene) poisoning of factory women
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FD 1/6696
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| 1945 |
Industrial Fatigue Board: a study of women on war work in four factories
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FD 3/88
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| 1848 |
Case at Loughborough against a factory owner employing a woman longer than is lawful
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HO 45/2268
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| 1854 |
Proposal to emigrate Aberdeen factory girls to Australia
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HO 45/6057
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| 1895-1899 |
Accident statistics (factories)
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HO 45/9901/B19183
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| 1896 |
Woman factory worker taking work home (part-time) is not an out-worker
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HO 45/9909/B21077
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| 1939-1946 |
War in Pictures: women at work benches, by A R Thomson
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INF 3/1727
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| 1939-1946 |
War in Pictures: woman working at machine bench
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INF 3/1733
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| 1939-1946 |
Poster: 'The worker who left the lights on - don't be fuel-ish' (woman factory worker), by H M Bateman
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INF 3/195
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| 1949-1950 |
Enquiry into the dearth of women candidates for entry into Factory Inspectorate
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LAB 12/585
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| 1965-1971 |
'A Brief History of Her Majesty's Factory Inspectorate' by Miss A S Bettenson: issued to divisional amd district offices
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LAB 14/1478
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| 1964-1973 |
Factories Act 1961: night employment of women in factories
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LAB 14/1503
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| 1919 |
Factories: hours of work: Scottish Council for Women's Trades
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LAB 14/25
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| 1942 |
Trades Union Congress General Council suggest that 12 hour shifts for women in factories are too long and that 3 shifts should be introduced
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LAB 14/302
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| 1929 |
Industrial Transference Scheme: Treasury sanction for extension of scheme to give assistance to single unemployed women in textile industries in transferring to factory work in SE Division
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LAB 2/1227/ED45061/1929
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| 1906;1913 |
Miss Collett: memo (dated March 1913) summarising wages of women in 1906 in factories and warehouses in certain low paid trades and wages of Homeworkers in 1906 with notes on Sugar Confectionery, Shirtmaking, Holloware and Embroidery (271)
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LAB 2/17/TBM176/22
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| 1917 |
John Wilson: award: given in arbitration between Messrs Lamb & Scott, Brechin, D & R Duke, and J & J Smart, Brechin, and Brechin Mill and Factory Operatives Union, re increase of 25% minimum wage of 35/- p w and same wages for women who are doing men's jobs (124)
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LAB 2/468/IC5642/2
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| 1918 |
Miss I Sloan: agreement: given between Messrs Jurgens Ltd, Purfleet and National Amalgamated Union of Labour Workers' Union, Builders Labourers' Union. The Dock Wharf Riverside & General Workers' Union, Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners. National Union of General Workers & Operative Bricklayers Society re claim for 12½% to men on construction work and 2d p h to all men and women inside the factory (123)
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LAB 2/8/IC5823/2/1918
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| 1921 |
Post Office Stores Dpt: women and girls employed in Post Office Factories: requesting particulars of agreed rates from 1 December 1919, London and Birmingham (198)
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LAB 2/802/I&S333
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| 1919 |
Home Office memorandum on the employment of women and young persons in factories and workshops on the double shift system
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LAB 2/821/9
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| 1968 |
Fawcett Society: suggestion that women be treated as adult individuals in any factory legislation
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LAB 43/503
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| 1969 |
Hours of employment of women and young persons employed in factories: a report
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LAB 44/290
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| 1917 |
Draft memorandum on the hours of employment of Women and Young Persons in factories during the war
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LAB 5/4
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| 1947-1948 |
Factory nursery (Acme Spinning Mill), Swinton Hall Road, Pendlebury
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MH 52/563
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| 1919 |
Pamphlet: 'Substitution of women in non-munitions factories during the war' Home Office
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MUN 5/71/324/35
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| 1918 |
Home Office. Compulsory retirement of lady inspectors of factories and prisons upon marriage (Case of Mrs I Drury née Whitworth, lady inspector of factories) (19264/18; 16659/18)
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T 1/12194/34896/18
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| 1941-1945 |
Canteens in factories specifically engaged in war production
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T 161/1194
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| 1892-1954 |
Women factory inspectors (class II): history of equal pay
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T 214/543
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