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St Giles (Camberwell) 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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(5.) That Gullymen
receive 27s. per week.
(6.) That Engine
Drivers receive 40s. per
week.
(7.) That Flagmen
receive 24s. per week.
(8.) That Shootmen
receive 26s. per week.
(9.) That the Surveyor's
and Vestry Hall
Messengers receive 27s. per
week each.
(5.) Recommending:—
' O
That the wages of Gullymen
be increased to 27s. per
week.
(6.) Recommending:—
That no increase of wages
be granted to Engine
vers.
(7.) Recommending:—
That the wages of Flagmen
be increased to 24s. per
week.
(8.) Recommending:—
That the wages of Shootmen
be increased to 26s.
per week.
(9.) Recommending:—
That the wages of the Surveyor's
and Vestry Hall
Messengers be increased to
27s. per week each.
The memorialists also asked that a week's summer
holiday should be granted to the employes with full pay.
This was dealt with by your Committee (see
paragraph below)
The memoralists also stated that the following public
bodies have granted their men a week's holiday:—Bermondsey,
Battersea, St. George-the-Martyr, St. Luke's,
Rotherhithe, and the London County Council.