Legislation Affecting the Conditions of Employment in Home Work Domestic Indus
Legislation Affecting the Conditions of Employment in Home Work Domestic Indus
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Lewis. ) From the Norwich district it was reported at the same time that there were hundreds of outworkers almost entirely in the clothing trade, but few employing any people to assist them. " For fear of unpleasant consequences the practice of giving inworkers home- work to do has been very largely given up ... . The abolition of young persons' overtime has been the reason of some inworkers taking work home. " (IMr. Hoare. ) Section 5 of the Act of 1895 was the first attempt to provide for dir...ect control through the Factory Acts (as distinct from Public Health Acts) of sanitary abuses in connection with outwork. (See * Annual Report of the Chief Inspector of Factories for 1897, P- 7^- (Eyre and and Spottiswoode, 1898. ) 15 Appendix for the text of the section. ) By the scheme of the section an occupier of a factory or workshop or a contractor giving work out to be done in a place deemed to be dangerous or injurious to health would receive from the Inspector a month's notice to cease sending work to be done in that place, and if after that period it was found by the court having cognisance of the case to be dangerous or injurious he would be liable to a maximum penalty of £io.
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Lewis. ) From the Norwich district it was reported at the same time that there were hundreds of outworkers almost entirely in the clothing trade, but few employing any people to assist them. " For fear of unpleasant consequences the practice of giving inworkers home- work to do has been very largely given up ... . The abolition of young persons' overtime has been the reason of some inworkers taking work home. " (IMr. Hoare. ) Section 5 of the Act of 1895 was the first attempt to provide for dir...ect control through the Factory Acts (as distinct from Public Health Acts) of sanitary abuses in connection with outwork. (See * Annual Report of the Chief Inspector of Factories for 1897, P- 7^- (Eyre and and Spottiswoode, 1898. ) 15 Appendix for the text of the section. ) By the scheme of the section an occupier of a factory or workshop or a contractor giving work out to be done in a place deemed to be dangerous or injurious to health would receive from the Inspector a month's notice to cease sending work to be done in that place, and if after that period it was found by the court having cognisance of the case to be dangerous or injurious he would be liable to a maximum penalty of £io.
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