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Camberwell 1903

[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 Week.Rate of Wage per Week.Weekly Wage = at per hour Worked.
UNLOADING BARGES BY GENERAL LABOURERSa.m.p.m.Hours.Hours.Hours.Days.Hours.
6 men to each barge and paid for at the rate of 7s. 6d. per barge per man.
URINAL CLEANERSSame Hours as General Labourers.In Summer5430s.Average hours per week, 51.
See foregoing.In Winter48Average wages at per hour, about 7d.
MASONSSummer.Monday to Friday6.05.0= 11– 1½= 9½x 5= 47½
Saturday6.01.0= 7– ½= 6½x 1= 6½
– 5440s.Average hours per week, 52½, Average wages at per hour, about 9¼d.
Winter.Monday to Friday7.05.0= 10– 1= 9x 5=45
Saturday7.01.0= 6Nil.= 6x 1= 6
— 5140s.
MASONS' LABOURERSSame Hours as Masons, viz.:In Summer5430s.Average hours per week, 52½.
In Winter5130s.Average wages at per hour, about 7d.
CARPENTERSSummer.Monday to Friday6.305.0= 10½– 1½= 9x 5= 45
Saturday6.30a.m. 12.0= 5½– ½= 5x 1= 5
I– 5043s. 9d.At 10½d. per hour. (Summer and Winter.)
Winter (a)Monday to Friday7.0p.m. 5.0= 10– 1½= 8½x 5= 42½
Saturday7.0a.m. 12.0= 5– ½= 4½x 1= 4½
– 4741s. 2d.
Winter (b)Monday to Friday8.0p.m. 5.0= 9— 1= 8x 5= 40Note.—Winter : 12 weeks after 2nd Monday in November. Winter (a): 3 Weeks at beginning and 3 Weeks at end of above period. Winter (b) : 6 middle Weeks.
Saturday8.0a.m. 12.0= 4– Nil.= 4x 1= 4
— 4438s. 11d.
FOREMAN CARPENTERAs above.As above.£2 14s. 2d.At 1s. 1d. per hour.
£2 10s. 11d.
£2 7s. 8d.
CARPENTERS' LABOURERSSame Hours as Carpenters. As above.(a) 29s. 2d.At 7d. per hour.
(b) 27s. 5d.
(c) 25s. 8d.