...regulations for the carrying on of dangerous and unhealthy work. Moreover Section 17 provides that " an occupier of a factory or workshop shall not knowingly allow a woman to bo employed therein within four weeks after she has given birth to a child ; " and sect. 18, which,...

...fourteen days before the holiday or half holiday to which it applies. » CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT. • 17. An occupier of a factory or workshop shall not knowingly allow a woman to be employed therein within four weeks after she has given birth to a child. 18. On and after the...

...persons (Sec. 15). childbirth t^n occuPler °fa factory or workshop shall not knowingly allow a woman to be employed therein within four weeks after she has given birth to a child (Sec. 17, Section 16 contains provisions with respect to the Period of Children Employment and Meal...

...1891, which provides that " an occupier of a factory or workshop shall not knowingly allow a woman to be employed therein within four weeks after she has given birth to a child." The representatives of the Trade Unions in most of the industries where women are employed desired...

...the case of women, the most important of these is the 17th of the Act of 1891, which provides that " an occupier of a factory or workshop shall not knowingly allow a woman to be employed therein within four weeks after she has given birth to a child." The representatives...

...workshop shall of employ- f / _j 1 n , nii meat of not knowingly allow a woman to be employed after child- therein within four weeks after she has given birth to a child. prohibition IS. On and after the first day of January, mentof one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three,...

...raised from ten to eleven years. The occupier of a factory or workshop may not knowingly allow a woman to be employed therein within four weeks after she has given birth to a child. The Private Street Works Act, 1892, may be adopted in any Urban District in England, and the Local...

...it, he shall be liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds. Factory and Workshop Act, 1891. Sec. 17. An occupier of a factory or workshop shall not knowingly allow a woman to be employed therein within four weeks after she has given birth to a child. Factory and Workshop...

...of the deaths occurred in the first three months of life. In England the Factory Act of 1901 states: "An occupier of a factory or workshop shall not knowingly...four weeks after she has given birth to a child." This is positive legislation of a far-reaching character. If the hygienic conditions of air, light...

...Employment. for f™fy~ 61. An occupier of a factory or workshop shall not knowingly prohibition of 40 allow a woman or girl to be employed therein within four weeks v™m°n™fier0f after she has given birth to a child. childbirth. [277.] E2 cC5475&,55nT AD 1901....