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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 Wages per Week.Weekly Wage = at per Hour Worked.
SEWER FLUSHERS, WHEN AbovegroundSummer &. Winter.a.m.p.m.Hours.Hours.Hours.Days.Hours.
Monday to Friday7.05.0= 10– 1= 9x 5=45Average hours per week above ground 50½.
Saturday7.01.0= 6– ½= 5½X 1= 5½
50½36s.=About 8½d. per hour.
SEWERS WORK CLERKSummer & Winter.Monday to SaturdayThe Clerks attend at the various De pots as long as they are open, 35s.Note.—This wage is inclusive of all Sunday work, overtime and extra duties.
DISINFECTING MENSummer & Winter.Monday to Friday7.06.0= 11— 1½= 9½x 5= 47 ½Average hours per week, 53.
(a) DISINFECTORSaturday7.01.0= 6– ½= 5½X 1= 5½(a) 35s.=About 8d. per hour.
— 53
(b) ASSISTANTS........Hours as above....(b)35s.=About 8d. per hour.
33s.=About 7½d. per hour.
(c) DRIVER, &c.........Hours as above....(c) 33s.=About 7½d. per hour.
MALE LAVATORY ATTENDANTS (Camber-well Green, High Street and " Triangle," Bye Lane, Conveniences.)Summer & Winter.Work in Shifts las follows :Male lavatory attendants are provided with suits and caps.
Sunday7.04.0= 9= 9X 1= 9
Monday to Saturday7.04.0= 9= 9x 5=45
– 54Average hours per week, 51½
Sunday4.010.55– 7= 7X 1= 730s.—About 7d. per hour.
Monday to Friday4.012.25= 8½= 8½X 4=34
Saturday4.011.55= 8= 8X 1= 8
— 49
FEMALE LAVATORY ATTENDANTSSummer & Winter.Same Hours as Males.Average51½20s.=About 4¾d. per hour.