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... grievances, and also for organising pur- poses. Councillor F. Thomas occupied the j chair, and the speakers were Miss Margaret Bondfield, of London, the Rev. B. W infield, Councillor D. Irving, and Mr. Andeivon, organising secretary. There was a moderate ...
... GRIEVANCES. Speaking at the Sanitary Congress Glasgow, Friday, on tho effects on health of women’s employment shops. Miss Margaret G. Bondfield said shop hours were far 100 long. It was quite unnecessary that shops should Ik* open I from 70 80 hours week in order ...
... should be guarded Mits Paterson read « paper by oF Londoa, on Miss Safford, ae of some oncupatians the fies Margaret G of women offocta on healt Bondfield dealt with the shope hoof employment im London Speaking of the living-in system im who complained of tho ...
... would be better to put offices where girls were employed under the Public Health Act than under the Factory Act. Miss Margaret G. Bondfield. dealing with the effects on health of women’s employment in tdiopa, said the shop hours wero far too long. It was ...
... interests, it is said, of the Lancashire women weavers, the Cradley Heath chain makers, and other women workers. Miss Margaret' Bondfield, in the quarterly report of the Trades Federation, however, points out that few Lancashire women workers are householders ...
... Co-operative Society in the South of England came in for severe criticism by the representatives of the union. Miss Margaret Bondfield ch dared that the union had never entered upon a dispute with a Co-operative Society out of mere cussedness, and she ...
... Poplar Borough Council to present the address at the same time as the address from the Westminster Council is presented. Miss Margaret Bondtleld, secretary of the Shop Assistants' Union, announced the receipt of Lord Rnollys's telegram at a meeting in Bow ...
... Borough Council to preeent the address at the same time as the address from the Westminster Council is preeented. Miss Margaret Bondfield, secretary of the Shop Assistants' Union, announced the receipt of Lord Knollys's telegram at a meeting in Bow Bathe ...
... ‘London as revealed at a meeting of the Shop IvAssistants‘ Union in Regent-street this week, are not attractive. Miss Margaret Bondfield, iassist.ant secretary of the Union, explained that shop life could be divided into three ‘,sections-——best class, middle ...
... meeting of the Shop Assistants’ Union held week Regent-street. * Evils of Shop Like was tlie subject discussed. Miss Margaret Bondfield, the assistant, secretary the union, contended that the improvement of recent years the conditions the shop worker had ...
... filling packets of tea in White- Qhapel. The National Union of Shop-Assistants will have as its representative Miss Margaret Bondfield, one of the leaders of the women’s movement, who is a candidate for the Parliamentary Committee of the congress. Another ...
... include Mr. D. J. Shackleton, M.P. (Amalgamated Weavers), Mr. Philip Snowden, M.P. (Independent Labour party), and Miss Margaret Bondfield (assistant secretary Shop Assistants’ Union). : The most prominent feature of fthe Wholesale Co-operative Society’s ...