Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1898
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"the knowledge of the occupier of the
"workshop or place or his contractor)
"suffering from Scarlet Fever or Small"pox;
"(g) That all work rooms are properly and
"adequately warmed, and maintained at a
"reasonable temperature;
"(h) That every workshop is provided with
"sufficient and suitable accommodation in
"the way of sanitary conveniences, having
"regard to the number of persons employed
"in or in attendance at the workshop, and
"also with proper separate accommodation
"for persons of each sex, where persons of
"both sexes are employed or intended to
"be employed, or in attendance;
"(i) That lists of names and addresses of out"workers
in connection with places in which
"the manufacture of wearing apparel, the
"manufacture of electro-plate or files, or
"abinet and furniture making and
"upholstery work are carried on, are to be
"kept by the occupiers or contractors,