London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Leyton 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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6.— HOME WORK.

NATURE OF WORK.outworkers' lists, section 107.outwork in unwholesome premises, section 108.outwork in infected premises, secs. 109, 110.
Lists received from Employers.Notices served on Occupiers as to keeping or sending lists.Instances and Notices served.Instances and Orders made (s. 110).
Sending once in the year.Sending twice in the year.
Outworkers.Outworkers.
Lists.Contractors.Workmen.Lists.Contractors.Workmen.
Wearing Apparel—Making, etc15...3182...2551212989
Lace, lace curtains, and nets, etc..................1...
Furniture and upholstery2...6.........6...
Artificial Flowers..................3...
Racquet and tennis balls..................1...
Paper, etc., boxes, paper bags..................21
Brush making..................23...
Stuffed toys and leather boxes.........2...24...
Cosaques and Christmass..................122
Linen Packing Condenser.........2...61...
Gas mantles..................1...
Rope making..................2...
Beadwork........................
Feather Curling, etc.1...2...............
Umbrellas1...1...............
Totals19...4086...26312135412

N.B.—No home-workers were known to be engaged during the year in the following occupations : Household linen; Furniture hangings;
Electro-plate; File-making; Brass and brass articles; Fur-pulling; Cables and chains; Anchors and grapnels; Cart-gear,
Locks, etc.; Nets, other than wire nets; Tents; Sacks; Pea-picking; Carding of buttons; Basket-making; Chocolates
and sweetmeats; Textile-weaving.