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Hampstead 1920

Report for the year 1920 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Workshops.
At the end of 1920 there were 329 workshops on the Register, and
in addition 32 domestic workshops. Excluding these latter, there were
4 93 males and 611 females employed in the workshops. During the
year 448 inspections were made and 2 notices served.

Workshops other than Domestic Workshops.

Trade or Business.Number of Workshops,Number of Workrooms.Number of Employees.Domestic Workshops.Total number of Workshops.
Males.Females.
Bakers171839717
Blindmakers35533
Bootmakers313459132
Builders a ad carpenters19223019
Cabinetmakers and polishers3102914
Carriage builders412134
Corset makers2352
Cycle makers and repairers26632
Dressmakers and ladies' tailors60686295868
Harness makers341113
Ironmongers13132413
Laundresses382243
Milliners2121_45324
Monumental masons22132
Motor makers and repairers12194612
Outfitters7241907
Pianoforte makers24122
Picture frame makers10121210
Sign writers26842
Smiths88158
Tailors283446391341
Upholsterers10222519120
Watchmakers and jewellers11111611
Wigmakers101112210
Miscellaneous37547451542
Totals32943149361132361

Domestic Workshops.
As stated in the preceding table, the number of domestic workshops
known to the Department is 32.
Workplaces.
Among the more important workplaces in Hampstead are the
kitchens of restaurants, coffee-houses, &c. During the year 1545
inspections were made and 25 notices were served.
Home Work.
Certain specified classes of work done at the homes of the
workers are controlled by virtue of special clauses in the Factory and
Workshop Act, 1901, The object of this supervision is to prevent