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Bethnal Green 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bethnal Green]

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5. A duly qualified medical pactitioner shall be engaged
to attend (at home when necessary) all cases of sickness,
and sign the certificates.
6. In the event of the death of an employe, his
representative shall be paid a sum according to the
following Table:—
Class 1£12.
„ 2 £9.
„ 3 £.5.
7. On the Saturday previous to Christmas-day, the
balance of cash in hand shall be divided equally among
those omployed the whole year, and proportionally to any
who may have entered or left the service during the year.
8. All title to sick and burial benefits ceases when a
man leaves or is discharged from the services of the Vestry
9. Should any question or dispute arise as to the
construction of these rules, or tho administration of the
fund, or any matter relating thereto, such question or
dispute shall be referred to a Committee, to consist of three
members of the Works Committee of the Vestry, and three
of the employes—to be selected by the employes, and the
decision of the majority of such Committee shall be final.
Not*.—The oficial Medical Attendant it D*. G. P. Bats,
of No. 412, Bethinal Green Road.
APPENDIX B.
Destry of Saint Mattnew Bethnal Green
DUTIES OF YARD FOREMAN AND STOREKEEPER.
To reside in the house at the yard, provided by the Residence.
Vestry.
To classify the names of the men in the employ of the To take time
Vestry, and to enter in the books provided for the purpose of Employes,
where they are at work, and the time when they start from
and return to the yard.
To keep an account of all tools and plant taken from the Tools, Plant,
yard. and to see that they are duly returned at the end of &cthe
day.