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... courses. or are staying another year at school, and there is a general! reluctance on the part of parents to see their children go into factories. Mr. Brooke is expecting s, large influx of Grammar School students calling at the Youth Employment Bureau in CnTnskirk ...
... h.1.1r. it. Is ill they tLe _ •J 4..3 that hs• th,..IE h. .1 d it t, would it. , v;•ery wou THE EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES BMW 1/..rISPIN The 14.1, n roll! jun! lie, wnth emp:o, roitor•• on A roam. , hod grara.,l rho .4 nt.. • 0rrt.0.1.1 ...
... such a large percentage little is to convert wherever of the matinee audiences are pmsible prison. in to Tenn; children, maybe it factories. capable of absorb- ire 90 per cent. unskilled could be arranged for a few extra minutes to be allowedlabour. Let ...
... Conditions In Factories Sir John Simon in explaining the Factories Bill, which is a complicated measure, mentioned that it was thirty-six years since Parliament tackled our factory code. The new Bill is intended to improve the lot of factory workers, and ...
... future th• Clrsus. reformer. HS efforts brousait shorter wor k ing hours for children and women in factories. When he died in 1885 London decided to honour tim with one statue In Westminster Abbey and another In the streets of the city for which he had ...
... supervising children coming out of school. Now there are traffic wardens doing the job—and a good job—but it is AA a hazard for pedestrians to cross the road. The worst night is Friday %then as well as the children leaving school the factories close early ...
... employed 13 children under the age of 15 during school holidays. was fined a total oP B 6 108. to-day. after pleading igty to a breach of the Factories Miss N. L. Forster. H.M. Inspector of Factories. prosecuting. said that when the factory, operated by ...
... tor children employed in factories nod wmksheps. ami to againlt any woman or vonog perron omplovod tor the fall hoar* In factory or woik!-h taking home work or being employed in The bill did not cootei’i provision for minimum age it which children eould ...
... now in its 90th tholes that last year catered for an average • 156 children. Total number of • • n discharged dur• the year was 261 and those. 88 were at the e less than a month. children stayed for nods of_ to two rs .and e Hone . .luntary ma, chddrel ...
... working classes. In dealing with labour proper the favours the interdiction women's work in mines, and that of children ander twelve in factories, as well as mines. Under fifteen, no child is to work more than thirteen boars, including two hours for rest ...
... The Commission eisitin; different places In the with of Emope, the rest of tie silk industry, flat that the children enter the silk factories which the Cott:mission has vidted at &bent 'eve* years of age, and receire in wages front to 7164 per week. They ...
... istepsyers It is signiSoint that at tte statutory town's meeting here were only fowl two to oppose loan. THE EMPLOY/I=T OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. Kr. it is dear the • ping to have Si difeenlty with WI fag assailing the Ant than he antieipated )et the pants open ...