The story of Port Sunlight / Lever Brothers.

  • Lever Brothers
Date:
[1930]
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The story of Port Sunlight / Lever Brothers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    GaN Seah DADA PONIES EG PLD BLL. FOL OL BG LL DF LOLS ATF OLY. FOOSE UF OP YHA WATCHES FOR YOUNG WORKERS.—AIl em- ployees who join the Company direct from school are given watches upon the completion of their first year’s service. CANTEENS.—There is canteen accommodation in the Factory of such capacity that all employees, men and women, if they desire, can obtain hot meals at prices which do not exceed the cost of the material used in the cooking and preparation. For those who prefer to provide their own meals, boiling water and other facilities are supplied free. BATHS, with hot and cold water and dressing rooms, have been provided for all who wish to use them. Towels and soap are supplied, also waterproof caps for women. AMBULANCE.—There is an effective Ambulance Brigade, of which members (men and women) are attached to each division in the Works. A Motor Ambulance is available for employees and their wives and families in cases of illness or accident. REST ROOMS.—Rest Rooms, adjoining the Works Surgeries, are provided for the use of women employees who may be temporarily in need of them. Hospital- trained nurses are responsible for the supervision of the Rest Rooms and the administration of medicine and treatment. DEEN OLE ON LIE ISI OE RON I OS DELON LETS LEM FREE VOLE DSH DLS DLS FBLA i Sy LON TOW EAE )
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