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St Giles (Camberwell) 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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RETURN OF HOURS )F LABOUR, &c.—(Continued).
Commence
Work.
Leave Work.
Deduct for
Meals.
Nett, No. of
Working
Hours per Day.
Nett. No, of
Working
Hours per
Week.
Rate of Wage
per Week.
Weekly Wage
= at per Hour
Worked.
FLUSHERS, when
Aboveground
•
Summer &
Winter
Monday
to
Friday
Saturday
a.m.
p.m.
Hours.
Hours.
Honrs.
7.0
5.0
=10
— 1
9
x 5
=45
7.0
2.0
= 7
½
6½
X 1
= 6½
30s.
— 6.99d., say 7d. per Hour.
51½
GULLYMEN
Summer
Monday
to
Friday
Saturday
6.0
5.0
= 11
- l½
9½
x 5
=47½
•
6.0
2.0
= 8
— l
7
x 1
=7
54½
???ess ½ hour on FridaY
½
Winter
Monday
to
Friday
Saturday
54
25s,
= 5.55d., say 5½d, per Hour.
7.0
5.0
= 10
Dinner.
— 1
9
x 5
=45
7.0
2.0
= 7
— ½
6½
x 1
= 6½
51 ½
???ess ½ hour on Friday
½
Summer &
Winter
Monday
to
Friday
Saturday
7.0
6.0
= 11
- 1½
=9½
X 5
51
25s.
= 5.88d., say 5¾d. per Hour.
DISINFECTING
MEN
=47 ½
7.0
2.0
= 7
-½
=6½
X 1
6½
54
30s.
= 6,66d., say 6½
d, per Hour.
54
24s.
= 5.33d., say 5¼d, per Hour.
MORTUARY KEEPER
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35s,
M3emorandum.- A re-consideration of the Hours of Labour and state of Wages is engaging the Vestry at the
time of compilation of this Report—the results ??? which will be detailed in next year's Report.