Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... operation . That for Grinding of Cutlery was made in 1925 , but became operative on January 1st , 1926. The other Codes applied to Vehicle Painting with Lead Paint and Building Operations . Woollen and Worsted Textiles ( Lifting of ...
... operation . That for Grinding of Cutlery was made in 1925 , but became operative on January 1st , 1926. The other Codes applied to Vehicle Painting with Lead Paint and Building Operations . Woollen and Worsted Textiles ( Lifting of ...
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... operations are being improved and are being better maintained . A similar improvement in the position in respect of fixed guards is , however , not evident , as the accidents arising in the operations of cutting out and blanking have ...
... operations are being improved and are being better maintained . A similar improvement in the position in respect of fixed guards is , however , not evident , as the accidents arising in the operations of cutting out and blanking have ...
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... operations generally remain at work ; but in the case of certain rubber factories the machines are cleared about 10 minutes before the fire drill is signalled . Directional notices as to what steps to take in the event of a fire , while ...
... operations generally remain at work ; but in the case of certain rubber factories the machines are cleared about 10 minutes before the fire drill is signalled . Directional notices as to what steps to take in the event of a fire , while ...
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... operations like that incidental to movement of chemicals and dye wares , wool and other raw materials had been left unregulated . As both employers and operatives were unanimous in this matter , the Joint Industrial Council asked for ...
... operations like that incidental to movement of chemicals and dye wares , wool and other raw materials had been left unregulated . As both employers and operatives were unanimous in this matter , the Joint Industrial Council asked for ...
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... operations in cotton card rooms , in chaff cutting , sack cleaning , sugar grinding , manufacture of artificial manures and sheep dip , bone grinding , manufacture of tobacco pipes , and in sand blasting of glassware . Mechanical ...
... operations in cotton card rooms , in chaff cutting , sack cleaning , sugar grinding , manufacture of artificial manures and sheep dip , bone grinding , manufacture of tobacco pipes , and in sand blasting of glassware . Mechanical ...
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