Report of the Royal Commission on the Poor Laws and Relief of Distress.

  • Royal Commission on the Poor Laws and Relief of Distress 1905-09
Date:
1909
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Credit: Report of the Royal Commission on the Poor Laws and Relief of Distress. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ‘Vill PART VI—DISTRESS DUE TO UNEMPLOYMENT. Section ie 9 (1) Population and pv ent : (2) Industries - : ; - ; ; F : 3 (8) Agriculture . - ; - : r 7 [ - - (4) Movement of Wases : - - ; : : ‘ - ) Trade Unionism - . - - - - - - - ) Industrial Combinations - - ) The Co-operative Movement - : : : : : - ) Municipal Industries : : Friendly Societies (5 (6 (7 ( (9) 10) Factory Ss lee 11) 8 9 (10 (11) Education : (12) The Position of Wortieti aiid J deanitad - (13) Boy Labour - - > (14) Trade Cycles (15) The New Probleme Chronts Unde ‘Employment (16) The Effect of Machinery - (17) Displacement of leh of Employers (18) Mobility of Labour - - (19) Apprenticeship and Mschiichl Tivdinivis (20) Country-bred Men in Re Towns - (21) Dock Labour : (22) Conclusions - : - - : - - tb : - .—Tue New PROBLEMS - : : - ; - - CHAPTER 2 i CHAPTER 3.—CRITICISM OF EXISTING Mirrops OF Rumi . : - - : - Section (1) The Poor Law - - - - - : (2) Charity - : - - : % (3) Municipal Relief Wore: - - ; : - - - “ (4) The Unemployed Workmen Act, 1905 - - - - : - - - CHAPTER 4.—PROPOSALS - - - - - Section (1) Permanent Prewhoe Moaeiicos of a Social or Foidt Fie ikradeed - 3) 39 (a) Labour Exchanges - 2 4 4 {Ane} (c) Insurance against Unemployment - - - (2) The Permanent System of Public Assistance for the Atel paisa - - and Training - - - (c) Class ITI.—Those who Require Biateritiok ae Discipline ; d) The Methods of Assistance - S : ) Industrial or Agricultural, Tasbieabionie - : : ; : ) Labour Colonies - - - . - - - : g) Detention Colonies e / oni See i) Migration and Emigration - (2) Political Disqualifications on Foc ih of Pubite Na ach eee (3) Transitional Measures - - - : - - . - - PART VII.-CHARITIES AND THE RELIEF OF DISTRESS. II.—The Parallelism of Charity and the Poor Law - - IV.—The Classes ot Charities - - - “ - V.—Endowed Charities - . : - : . : - VI.—The,Charity Commissioners —- - - VII.—The Limitations on the Work of the Cunaith Csininteieolt : VII.—The Application of the Doctrine of Cypres - - . TX.—The Schemes of the Charity Commission - - - ; X.—Boards of Trustees - . 5 3 : . XJ.—Other Methods of Registering Chace - XIIJ.—Corporation and Parish Council Trustees - F = XIV.—Extent and Causes of Poverty - - XV.—Endowed Dole Charities in the Country set in sree - Voluntary Aid - - XVIII.—The Suggestions and Criticisms of the Investigators ; - (2 (3) Want of Information and Inquiries. - - a (4) Appropriation of Means and Supervision — - (5 ( 6) Pooling of Funds and Supervision - - - PAGE 304 304 305 306 307 310 314 315 317 318 318 321 322 325 328 334 341 343 347 348 351 352 359 360 364 364 366 377 383 396 396 396 406 412 422 424 426 426° 427 427 428 431 432 433 434 440 448 450 451 455 456 457 458 460 463 465 466 468 469 470 476 481 485 488 489 489 49] 492 493 495
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