other · 1901
This notice from the Confectioners Board defines 'General Work' and sets out wage rates for females over 21, persons under 21 but over 18, and persons under 18 employed in general work within the confectionery trade.
GENERAL WORK. Females over 21 years of age employed at General Work-16s. for a maximum number of 48 hours per week. …
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Workerapprentices or improvers
Job CategoryGeneral Work
Job CategoryGeneral Work
Job CategoryGeneral Work
Job CategoryGeneral Work
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 51, 1901.
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