Women and War Work by Helen Fraser
page 82 of 190 (43%)
page 82 of 190 (43%)
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Overlooker or other person responsible for the technical side of
the work. In this way both aspects of appointment receive full consideration. The Management may find further that it is useful to consult the Welfare Supervisor as to promotions of women in the Factory, thus continuing the principle of regarding not only technical efficiency but also general considerations in the control of the women in the Factory. II. THE MAINTAINING OF A HEALTHY STAFF. The Welfare Supervisor should ascertain what are the particular needs of the workers. These needs will then be found to group themselves under two headings: (a) Needs within the Factory--Intramural Welfare. (b) Needs outside the Factory--Extramural Welfare. INTRAMURAL WELFARE. I. SUPERVISION OF WORKING CONDITIONS. The Welfare Supervisor may be made responsible for the following matters: (a) _General behaviour of women and girls inside the |
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