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MANUAL WORK
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SERVICE INDUSTRIES
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Charring
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| 1920-1921 |
Wallace Collection: charwomen
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AR 1/72
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| 1875-1930 |
Victoria and Albert Museum: charwomen: conditions of employment and service
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ED 23/625
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| 1907 |
Charwomen in the Foreign Office
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FO 366/1141/1651
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| 1908 |
Employment of soldiers' widows as charwomen in Foreign Office
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FO 366/1146
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| 1905-1932 |
Home Office: charwomen: sick leave
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HO 45/14533/125796
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| 1842 |
Police Courts: employment of charwomen
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HO 45/328
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| 1952-1953 |
Retail Drapery, Outfitting and Footwear Trade Wages Council: definition of manageress and position of charwoman
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LAB 11/2735
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| 1929 |
Increased rates of pay to charwomen in London offices. Agreement with Workers Union and Government Minor Grades Association
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LAB 2/1726/CEB1586/1929
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| 1929 |
Employment and Insurance Outstations: non insurability of charwomen, cleaners and caretakers CEN 17/1922 ED Circular 25/67
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LAB 2/1920/CEB1556/1929
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| 1939-1940 |
Determinations under the NI Acts: published decisions: charwoman
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PIN 13/719
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| 1920 |
Insurance U I Act 1920: Treasury circular 27/10/20 S4023 57/20 enclosing summary prepared by Ministry of Labour setting forth main provisions of Act. Decision that office cleaners and charwomen are insurable LAB 2/1920/CEB472/1926
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pt 1
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| 1929 |
Unestablished messengers etc. and charwomen in London offices: rates of pay LAB 2/1726/CEB1586/1929
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pt 1
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| 1922 |
Health and unemployment insurability of staff: scale of contributions: refunds under section 28. Charwomen and cleaners. Treasury ruling as to time limits for applications LAB 2/1920/CEB472/1926
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pt IV
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| 1926 |
Insurance Health and Unemployment: insurability of staff. Scale of contributions. Refunds under section 28. Charwomen and cleaners LAB 2/1920/CEB472/1926
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pt VI
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| 1911 |
Post Office. [Mrs?] S Mohan, charwoman. Stores Department, London: gratuity
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T 1/11292/8940/11
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| 1911 |
Post Office: Mrs E Smith, unestablished charwomen, Faversham, Kent: compensation for injury (19259/11; 13854/11; 6557/11)
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T 1/11362/23617/11
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| 1912 |
Lord Chamberlain's Department. Mrs P Harding, charwoman: retirement allowance
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T 1/11387/2854/12
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| 1912 |
Local Government Board. Application by charwomen for increase of wages
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T 1/11435/12339/12
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| 1913 |
Paymaster General's Office. Sick pay of charwomen, pensioner messengers and coal porters
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T 1/11531/6088/13
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| 1913 |
Chief Secretary's Office, Ireland. Mrs A Rogers, charwoman, Belfast Model Schools: compensation for injury; arbitration under Workmen's Compensation Act 1906 (10592/13; 10193/13; 9434/13; 9088/13; 8455/13; 7753/13)
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T 1/11548/12668/13
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| 1913 |
Post Office. Payment of compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act 1906 in cases where private employment is held concurrently with departmental employment (Case of Mrs E S Hibbert, charwoman, Southend) (11570/12)
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T 1/11570/18854/13
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| 1913 |
War Office. Mrs Kimber, charwoman, Duke of York's Royal Military School: compensation for injury; arbitration of settlement under the Workmen's Compensation Act 1906 (15185/13; 1031/13; 26102/12; 22047/12; 21505/12; 18936/12; 18588/12; 17560/12)
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T 1/11573/19672/13
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| 1913 |
Memoranda. Charwomen at 10, 11 and 12 Downing Street: increase in number; wages; hours of attendance
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T 1/11584/23149/13
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| 1915 |
Post Office. Mrs E Martin, charwoman, Central Telegraph Office: compassionate gratuity (3209/15)
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T 1/11739/3683/15
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| 1915 |
London Museum. Changes in cleaning arrangements (24976/14; 5635/14; 1242/14) [Shift from charwomen to a contract service]
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T 1/11741/4130/15
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| 1915 |
Exchequer & Audit Department. Increase of wages of 'full time' charwomen
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T 1/11762/7966/15
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| 1917 |
Board of Trade. Mrs E Chandler, charwoman and office cleaner, Surveyor's Office, Queenstown: compassionate gratuity
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T 1/12065/25058/17
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| 1918 |
Admiralty. Mrs S Fenton, decd, charwoman: gratuity to dependant (grandson)
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T 1/12195/35021/18
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| 1918 |
Lord Chamberlain's Dpt. Mrs R Spanton, charwoman, York Cottage: retirement allowance. T Shorter, decd, state page: compassionate allowance to widow
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T 1/12202/37643/18
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| 1918 |
Master of the Horse's Office. Grant of compassionate allowances to the mother of F Watts, groom; the widow of R Woollven, postillion; Mrs S Penson, charwoman, Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace
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T 1/12244/48590/18
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| 1928 |
Office of Works; grant of special leave with pay to certain charwomen residing in Millbank area whose houses were damaged when the Thames overflowed in Jan 1928
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T 162/138/E19203
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| 1919-1935 |
Charwomen and cleaners (including caretaker cleaners): annual leave
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T 162/348/E4995/1-2
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| 1922-1935 |
Charwoman Appointment (preference given to widows of former servants of the State)
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T 162/359/E20950
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| 1920-1922 |
Rates of pay of charwomen and cleaners employed at the Inland Revenue Department, Edinburgh
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T 162/40/E2687
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| 1920-1923 |
Female Messengers, Charwomen, Welfare Supervisors, Lavatory and Cloakroom Attendants: rates of pay
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T 162/406/E1175/1-2
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| 1923-1937 |
Female Messengers, Charwomen, Welfare Supervisors, Lavatory and Cloakroom Attendants: rates of pay
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T 162/407/E1175/3-5
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| 1920-1937 |
Deputy Public Trustee's Office, Manchester; charwoman and caretaker; rates of pay
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T 162/411/E2634
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| 1920-1938 |
Principal Probate Registry; charwomen; rates of pay
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T 162/445/E2109
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| 1920-1926 |
Claim for increased pay for charwomen and lavatory cleaners employed at Museums and Galleries
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T 162/45/E3283/1
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| 1920-1941 |
Transport Ministry: rates of pay and authorised complement of charwomen
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T 162/580/E2111
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| 1920-1942 |
Scottish Board of Health; charwomen staff
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T 162/604/E829
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| 1920-1943 |
Public Trustee Office; staff of porters, charwomen, watchmen etc.
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T 162/649/E1143
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| 1922-1943 |
Hours: charwomen
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T 162/670/E8396
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| 1920-1946 |
Government Laboratory: charwomen; rates of pay
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T 162/820/E3240
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| 1921-1946 |
Payment to charwomen for Sunday and Bank Holiday duty
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T 162/825/E5212
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| 1931 |
Connelly, charwoman: payment of award on incomplete evidence
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T 164/112/20
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| 1932 |
Section 4 gratuities awarded to charwomen who worked less than 30 hours per week during latter part of service
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T 164/121/2
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| 1935 |
Street, Mrs M, charwoman, Inland Revenue: compassionate gratuity under Superannuation Act 1887 S.4
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T 164/152/10
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| 1925-1947 |
Dever, Miss E, charwoman, HM Treasury: compensation for injury allowed to accumulate in Post Office Savings Bank and utilised towards cost of maintenance in institution
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T 164/366
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| 1923-1924 |
Pooley, R, charwoman: compensation for injury to ankle
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T 164/38/26
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| 1924-1929 |
Peckham, Mrs S, formerly charwoman, R N College, Greenwich, sustained injury to her back when she fell down some steps: Court awarded weekly compensation
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T 164/50/15
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| 1925 |
Fox, Mrs, charwoman, Charity Commission: no statutory authority for compensation for injury sustained whilst substituting for her mother during illness
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T 164/54/9
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| 1926-1927 |
Charwomen at 10 Downing Street: eligibility for gratuities
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T 164/66/5
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| 1929 |
Simpson, Mrs A M, charwoman, Prince of Wales Tavern, Carlisle, sustained acute bursitis, an 'industrial disease' : liability accepted and award granted, calculated under Workmen's Compensation Act 1925 S.9(2)
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T 164/81/17
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