Factory and workshop orders : 1929 edition / [Home Office].

Date:
1929
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Factory and workshop orders : 1929 edition / [Home Office]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Provided that in the last-mentioned case a person employing a contractor shall not be liable to a fine for any failure to furnish him with particulars if he shows to the satisfaction of the Court that he had reasonable ground for believing that the contractor was the occupier of a factory or workshop and that the work given out would be wholly done by persons employed by the contractor and no part thereof by the contractor personally. This Order shall come into force on the 15th November, 1911. R. McKenna, One of His Majesty’s Principal Home Office, Whitehall, Secretaries of State. 25th October, 1911. (14) Laundries. ORDER, DATED DECEMBER 28, 1911.* 1911. No. 1294. In pursuance of Section 116 of the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901,¢ I hereby make the following Order :— The provisions of the said section shall apply, subject to the modifications hereinafter contained, to factories and workshops which are LAUNDRIES. The said section shall be modified so as to read as follows :— (1) The occupier shall, for the purpose of enabling each worker who is paid by the piece to compute the total amount of wages payable to him in respect of his work, cause to be published partic- ulars of the work and rate of wages applicable thereto, as follows :— (a) He shall furnish every worker with written particulars of the rate of wages applicable to the work done by him in one of the following ways :— (i) by furnishing the worker with such particulars on each occasion when the work is given out to the worker ; (ii) by furnishing the worker at or before the time of his first employment on any class of work with a notice containing the particulars applicable to that class of work, and on every subsequent occasion when new rates are fixed, a further notice stating the new rates and the date from which they are to come into operation. If the worker accidentally loses or destroys his notice, another copy shall be furnished to him by the employer free of charge; (iii) by exhibiting such particulars on a placard in the department in which the work is done. * This Order was gazetted December 29, 1911. +1 Edw. 7, c. 22.
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