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MANUAL WORK
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LIGHT INDUSTRY
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Woollen Industry
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| 1917 |
James Andrews: award: given in arbitration between Messrs Hill & Sons Ltd, Lucan Woollen Mills Dublin and the Irish Women Workers' Union re payment of 7/6 to members whether engaged on time or piece work (123)
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LAB 2/462/IC6808/2
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| 1917 |
Douglas, Reyburn & Co. Kilmarnock: wool spinners: request appointment of neutral chairman to decide claim put forward by employeed for 10/- advance for men, 5/- for boys and women, increased piece work rates and overtime rates (153)
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LAB 2/462/IC7265
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| 1917-1918 |
Arbitration award: City of Galway Manufacturers Co Ltd v National Federation of Women Workers (J Andrews) IC
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LAB 2/463/1
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| 1917 |
D Plunkett Barton: award: given in arbitration between Messrs Hill & Sons Ltd Dublin and the Irish Women Workers' Union re claim for an increase in wages of 5/- p w to women employed at Lucan Woollen Mills (150)
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LAB 2/463/IC4996/2
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| 1918 |
James Andrews: award: given in arbitration between The City of Galway Manufacturing Co Ltd and National Federation of Women Workers re Statutory Orders (122)
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LAB 2/463/IC983
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| 1918 |
National Federation of Women Workers: arbitration case: report that Messrs The Galway Woollen Mills have been approached with a view to obtaining their compliance with Statutory Rules & Orders 492: the firm will not accede to the request (143)
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LAB 2/463/IC983/1918 ptI
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| 1919-1920 |
Galway Woollen Manufacturing Co Ltd v National Federation of Women Workers: solicitor's opinion as to whether agreement is legally binding
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LAB 2/556/12
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| 1919 |
National Federation of Women Workers, London: arbitration case: reports difference with Messrs The Galway Woollen Mill re advance of wages to greasy pickers and darners (284)
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LAB 2/556/WA6825
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| 1966-1967 |
Yorks and Humberside Regional Office: research and information: employment statistics of woollen and worsted industry. Comparison of wool industry bureau of statistics figures with those Ministry of Labour
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LAB 21/229
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| 1971 |
Female labour in woollen industry: equal pay and EEC policy: correspondence with W H K Baker MP
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LAB 43/661
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| 1917 |
National Federation of Women Workers: arbitration case: report that Messrs The Galway Woollen Mills have been approached with a view to obtaining their compliance with Statutory Rules & Orders 492: the firm will not accede to the request (143) LAB 2/463/IC983/1918
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