A History of Factory Legislation
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Lakeman, Vaughan, and Snape, amongst themselves visited 1,478 workshops. In as many as 724 out of the 1,478 the inspectors had no jurisdiction whatever, and in 387 others no jurisdiction over the sanitary conditions, which were under the control of the local authorities.
It was found that in 907 of these workshops improvements were required, and full details of the defects discovered were sent to the local authorities of the respective districts, and a further inspection by local officers was s...et on foot.
In 1887 the Chief Inspector in his report 1 again called attention to the evil. Workshops in which no motive power was used, and only male adults were employed, were still expressly exempted from all the enactments of the Factory Act. Workshops in which women, but no children or young persons were employed, were only partially affected by the factory regulations, as the sanitary enactments and the exhibition of an abstract of the law did not apply, and the regulation of hours, as already explained, was so lax as to be almost useless.
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Lakeman, Vaughan, and Snape, amongst themselves visited 1,478 workshops. In as many as 724 out of the 1,478 the inspectors had no jurisdiction whatever, and in 387 others no jurisdiction over the sanitary conditions, which were under the control of the local authorities.
It was found that in 907 of these workshops improvements were required, and full details of the defects discovered were sent to the local authorities of the respective districts, and a further inspection by local officers was s...et on foot.
In 1887 the Chief Inspector in his report 1 again called attention to the evil. Workshops in which no motive power was used, and only male adults were employed, were still expressly exempted from all the enactments of the Factory Act. Workshops in which women, but no children or young persons were employed, were only partially affected by the factory regulations, as the sanitary enactments and the exhibition of an abstract of the law did not apply, and the regulation of hours, as already explained, was so lax as to be almost useless.
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