Redgrave's Factories Acts / by Alexander Redgrave.

  • Great Britain.
Date:
1931
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Redgrave's Factories Acts / by Alexander Redgrave. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    831/842 (page 103)
    WOMAN—continued. employment in, fish and fruit preserving, 68—71. industrial undertakings, 294—296, 303, 304. Jewish factory or workshop, 75. laundries, 257. nine a.m. to nine p.m., 60. non-textile factories, 50, 51. potteries, 580. print works, 53. textile factories, 47. Turkey-red dyeing, 73. women’s workshops, 54. during meal times forbidden, 57, 58. illegal, deemed to be, if not ailowed proper time for meals, 204. penalty for, 204. inside and outside factory or workshop on same day, 55. restrictions as to, in— brass casting, 443. electric accumulators, 499. indiarubber works, 545. lead compounds, use of, 287. manufacture, 286. smelting, 557. paints and colours, 572. potteries, 580. five-hour spell in certain textile factories, 63. holidays and half-holidays, 58—60. different days for different sets, 73. meal times, exceptions as to, 64—-68. if not allowed proper time for, deemed to be illegally employed, 204. not to be taken in certain parts of factories and workshops, 103, 104. to be simultaneous, 57. millgearing in motion, not to be cleaned by, 33. overtime employment, for— incomplete processes, 79. laundries, 257. perishable articles, 77, 78. press of work, 76, 77, 239, 241. Turkey-red dyeing, 81. water mills, 80. Sunday, employment on, prohibited, 58. wet spinning, restrictions as to employment in, 102. WOMEN AND YOUNG PERSONS (EMPLOYMENT IN LEAD PROCESSES) ACT, 1920. .286. WOOD, unpainted or unvarnished, factory for making, need not be limewashed, 13. i 108 J