... the Industrial Law Committee. The cubing. are: Women and !children in factories and how to help them, by Miss Gertrude tuckwell; The law relating to factories and The employment children. The Public Health Acts; their (power in the home •nd workplace ...

... parallels our own Two hundred years ago, apparently, • Were parents and children of all kinds, there are to-day. Some parents - fatuously indulgent; some were harsh. Some children were hopespoilt: others were treated with a which would appear to us to ...

... doubtful whether it would be countenanced by the Government, who do not look with favour on the early employment of children in factories. NEWHEY CARTER'S AFFAIRS. MAKING MONEY AT THE TOSSING SCHOOL.” THE DARDANELLES FIGHTING. MORE CASUALTIES. LOCAL T ...

... suggests, that in making arrangements for placing married women with children in factories account must be taken of a woman’s household duties. She should not start her work in the factory until 9 o’clock and she should be home by 4 30. Nor is this suggestion ...

... such nurseries. It was of little use the Government appealing to married women with children to go into factories until adequate provision was made to look after the children. That would have to be done before a wide response could be expected. The manager ...

... and children employed in the Australian factories during the past year—a fact which it attributes to the prevailing commercial depression. For every adult man added to the list of workers during 1902, seven women and children entered the factories. Employers ...

... here and children factories employed not more six hours per day Night work for abolished Labour provided A few ago there practically no protective legislation fur Japanese workers interest being in such legislation the employment of children under prohibited ...

... That refuted bv fact often while in Parliament his to a principle of time “Sybil east of the appalling the children laboured fields factories Oiie-tentJi the in cellars of families were supported charity were rampant It wonder Disraeli indignant the ...

... serving in such energy and of themselves FACTORY COMMISSION year also appointed set as result of Lord Ashley afterwards Lord Shaftesbury report Chadwick responsible July 1833 the ndutiona lhat no children under of factories between should work eight tie should ...

... whole-time officers to look after fevers insanity tuberculosis and venereal diseases assumed responsibility for school children factories and maternity and child welfare The result a decline in ability of private medical men to deal branches of iqedieine ...

... little them to limit the hours little children in mills and factories But the child was still entirely unprotected cruelty of food clothing and variety evil Mr the London for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children later this organisation Royal Charter ...

... supervision in factories and workshops. first-aid and ambulance at factories and workshop's rooms and canteens at small factories, yentas- ' tien of ravioli. and workshop., reports of the Indistrial Fatigue Research Board. lighting in factories and workshops ...