other · 1901
Order setting conditions for female workers in factories and work-rooms, including minimum wages for overtime, tea money, and maximum weekly hours, issued by A. J. Peacock, Minister of Labour.
That each female so employed shall receive not less than Eight shillings per week for each week during which she works …
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OfficialA. J. Peacock
OfficialMinister of Labour
LocationMelbourne
Issuance Date27th day of March, 1901
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 40, 1901.
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