Working Hours: Report of Joint Investigation Committee Appointed by the Engineering and National Employers' Federation, the Shipbuilding Employers' Federation, and the Unions' Negotiating Committee (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Working Hours: Report of Joint Investigation Committee Appointed by the Engineering and National Employers' Federation, the Shipbuilding Employers' Federation, and the Unions' Negotiating Committee

It was then decided to visit representative engineering and Shipbuilding establishments in all parts of the United Kingdom for the purpose of studying at first hand the matters covered by the terms of reference, and to see the actual working conditions prevailing in the Shops. During June and July of 1920, 21 engineering and shipbuilding establishments were visited.

Unfortunately at this Stage, serious illnesses, affecting several members of the Committee, ' including the Joint Chairmen, held up all business for a period of three months and led to several resignations, and the position was further complicated by the resignation of one of the Joint Secretaries.

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