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Camberwell 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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RETURN OF HOURS OF LABOUR, &c.—Continued.

Workmen.Season.Days.Commence Work.Leave Work.Gross No. of Hours per day.Deduct for Meals.Nett No. of Working Hours per Day.No. of Days per Week.Nett No. of Working Hours per WeekRate of Wage per Week.Weekly Wage = at per hour Worked.
DEPOT or WHARF TICKET CLERKS (Class A)a.m.p.mHours.Hours.Hours.Days.Hours.Note.—The wages of Depôt Clerks are inclusive of all Sunday work, overtime and extra duties.
The Clerks attend at the various Depôts as long as they are open.35s.
DEPOT or WHARF TICKET CLERKS (Class B)The Clerks attend at the various Depôts as long as they are open.32s.6d.Note.—The wages of Depôt Clerks arc inclusive of all Sunday work, overtime and extra duties.
GENERAL LABOURERSSummer.Monday to Friday6.05.0= 11– 1½= 9½x 5= 47½
Saturday6.01.0= 7– ½= 6½x 1=6½
— 5428s. 6d.Average hours per week, 51. Average wages at per hour, 6¾d.
Winter.Monday to Friday7.05.0= 10– 1½= 8½x 5= 42½
Saturday7.01.0= 6– ½= 5½x 1= 5½
– 48
UNLOADING BARGES BY GENERAL LABOURERS6 men to each barge and paid for at the rate of 7s. 6d. per barge per man.
URINAL CLEANERSSame Hours as General Labourers. See foregoing.In Summer54(a) 30s.Average hours per week, 51. Average wages at per hour, about 7d.
In Winter48(b) 28s. 6d.Average wages at per hour, about 6¾d.

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