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MANUAL WORK
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HEAVY INDUSTRY
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Dock Work
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| 1942 |
Women's Labour in Royal Naval Docks (code 23 series 1)
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ADM 1/11892
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| 1943 |
Women recorders of work in HM Dockyards: revision of rates of pay and scope of employment
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ADM 1/12616
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| 1943 |
Employment of women in professional departments and HM Dockyards: private office minutes
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ADM 1/14628
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| 1916 |
Dilution of labour in HM Dockyards
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ADM 116/1541
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| 1938-1943 |
Dockyards and Naval Establishments: women clerical assistants and typing grades: promotion to clerical officer
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ADM 116/4699
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| 1942-1944 |
Settlement of rates for women introduced into dockyard titular grades
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LAB 10/227
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| 1918 |
W H Stoker: award: given in arbitration between The Secretary of State for War (Ordnance Dpt) and Dockers Union with reference to certain demands made by the Union on behalf of their members (male and female) employed by the Ordnance Dpt at Gloucester: Miss Boosey (148)
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LAB 2/124/IC5056/2
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| 1917 |
Dockers' Union, London: arbitration case: application to Messrs Meredith Jones, Wrexham re increase of 5/- p w for workmen of 16 years of age and over, and 3/6 to women and boys (124)
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LAB 2/124/IC6969
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| 1918 |
Dock, Wharf, Riverside and General Workers' Union, London: arbitration case: state application has been made to the Army Ordnance Dpt, the Docks Gloucester for an advance of 15/- to male employees and 10/- to women and for various rates of overtime (148)
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LAB 2/125/IC2025
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| 1918 |
Sheriff G F Wilson: award: given in arbitration between The Organic Ammonia Co Ltd of Glasgow at their Connah Quay Works and the Dock, Wharf, Riverside & General Workers' Union re 10/- advance p w to men and 5/- p w to women and youths: Miss Wood (148)
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LAB 2/125/IC306/2
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| 1929 |
Injury to Mrs F E Morris employed by Tyneside Outhouse E E Bute Docks: Treasury Sanction for compensation (93)
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LAB 2/1360/2F178/25/1929
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| 1918 |
Frome Workers' Union: women workers: report of a difference with the Forage Committee on behalf of women members employed at the ASC Depot at Gloucester Docks for the rates and conditions laid down in Statutory Rules & Orders, No 546: arbitration requested (122)
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LAB 2/259/IC4778
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| 1917 |
Bryant & May Ltd, Bow: copy of correspondence in connection with dispute re wages of employees at Liverpool Docks, members of National Amalgamated Union of Labour: request for various increases to males and females (120)
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LAB 2/260/IC6742
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| 1917 |
Mills, English & Co (Super Units) Swansea: Dockers Union: Conference, award agreement: memo of Conference held at Montague House in connection with a dispute between the above firm and Union re victimisation of three women employed by the firm and dispute re hours of work. Agreement reached (167)
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LAB 2/424/IC6689
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| 1918 |
Women needed for dock labour to replace Soldier Labour Battalions
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NATS 1/1274
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| 1918 |
Dilution of labour: Rosyth Dockyard
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NATS 1/444
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| 1913 |
Admiralty. Mrs S Lillis or Lilles, hired machinist, Chatham Dockyard: compensation for injury (18229/05; 13368/05; 10029/05)
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T 1/11547/12111/13
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| 1914 |
Admiralty. Mrs R E Godfrey (née Dancer), ropery machinist, Chatham Dockyard: gratuity; compensation for disability
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T 1/11622/7977/14
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| 1916 |
Admiralty. Miss C Pattle, hired machinist, Ropery, Devonport Dockyard: gratuity; compensation for injury
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T 1/11976/27550/16
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| 1918 |
Minute. Admiralty's grant of increased pay to female dockyard employees without Treasury approval
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T 1/12253/49527/18
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| 1919 |
Admiralty. [Miss?] E J Willars, hired female worker, Pembroke Dockyard: compensation for injury
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T 1/12305/14429/19
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| 1920 |
Admiralty. Mrs A Smart, hired colour-maker, Sheerness Dockyard: gratuity, compensation for injury
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T 1/12549/18829/20
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| 1928 |
Welsh, Miss K, hired machinist, Chatham Dockyard: right arm amputated as result of accident whilst cleaning machinery; compensation of one year's wages awarded under regulations, but amount being very small (£20), special compassionate additional grant of £25 made from Special Fund
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T 164/78/20
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