Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... factories and the fixing of minimum age for the employment of children . Drastic modifications were introduced into the draft convention as regards India and Japan , while China was expressly excluded from its operation , as the ...
... factories and the fixing of minimum age for the employment of children . Drastic modifications were introduced into the draft convention as regards India and Japan , while China was expressly excluded from its operation , as the ...
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... factories have sprung up labour has not become completely industrialised , but maintains its connection with the land and its native village in the country . The basic industry is agriculture and such native manufactures as exist are ...
... factories have sprung up labour has not become completely industrialised , but maintains its connection with the land and its native village in the country . The basic industry is agriculture and such native manufactures as exist are ...
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... factories not merely in Treaty ports , but in the larger towns in the interior , with the result that , grafted on to the domestic industry system , there are a number of small enterprises - and a few very large ones- scattered over a ...
... factories not merely in Treaty ports , but in the larger towns in the interior , with the result that , grafted on to the domestic industry system , there are a number of small enterprises - and a few very large ones- scattered over a ...
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... factories may be , there is nothing to be hoped for by the Chinese workers from Chinese capitalists . Rather is it the fact that the Chinese worker is even more bitterly exploited by the Chinese employers than by non - Chinese employers ...
... factories may be , there is nothing to be hoped for by the Chinese workers from Chinese capitalists . Rather is it the fact that the Chinese worker is even more bitterly exploited by the Chinese employers than by non - Chinese employers ...
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... factories , no effective means whereby labourers could voice their own needs , no dependable Civil Service , and no Central Government capable of enforcing national legislation . Actual control is at the moment in the hands of ...
... factories , no effective means whereby labourers could voice their own needs , no dependable Civil Service , and no Central Government capable of enforcing national legislation . Actual control is at the moment in the hands of ...
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