Permits of exemption: Sack & Bag Trade Board
This index is a summary of key information relating to permits of exemption issued to workers who came within the scope of the Sack and Bag Trade Board - individuals who were regarded as being "affected by any infirmity or physical injury which renders [them] incapable of earning that minimum time-rate". The data is taken from summarised applications for permits of exemption submitted to members of the Board. Click on the case number to see a digitised version of the original source - this can include more information.
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Number | Date | Age | Gender | Employer | Location | Reason | Proposed wages (week) | Other info |
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SB4476/22Link opens in a new window | 1922 | About 60 | Female | D. A. Jobson | 10, Guthrie Street, Dundee | "Old Age" | 25 shillings (48 hours) | - |
SB5619/22Link opens in a new window | 1922 | 22 | Male | The National Sack & Bag Co. | 150/2, Burdett Rd, London E3 | "Loss of toes from right foot" | 30 shillings (47 hours) | - |
SB9186/22Link opens in a new window | 1922 | 37 | Male | Mr. C. R. Millar | Great Wilson St., Leeds | "Spinal curvature, double club foot and deaf" | 22 shillings (44 hours) | - |
SB9505/22Link opens in a new window | 1922 | 29 | Male | H. & T. C. Godfrey | Moulsham Street, Chelmsford | "Mentally deficient" | 8 & 1/2 pence per hour | - |
SB6098/26Link opens in a new window | 1927 | 45 | Female | Quilliam Ltd. | Victoria Works, Potters Lane, Wednesbury | "Amputation of right leg" | 5 & 1/2 pence per hour | - |
SB5619/1922Link opens in a new window | 1923 | 23 | Male | The National Sack & Bag Co. Ltd. | 152, Burdett Rd, London E3 | "Amputated toes on right foot" | 30 shillings (47 hours) | - |
SB9505/1922Link opens in a new window | 1923 | 30 | Male | H. & T. C. Godfrey | Rope Works, Moulsham St., Chelmsford | Not stated | 8 & 1/2 pence per hour | - |
SB9174/1922Link opens in a new window | 1923 | 59 | Male | Mrs. E. Dufton | 8, Fartown, Pudsey | "Nervous debility and bad sight" | 24 shillings (48 hours) | - |
SB9753/22Link opens in a new window | 1923 | About 66 | Female | Mr. J. Downey | Feeder Rd., St Philips, Bristol | "Old Age" | 20 shillings (48 hours) | - |
SB2037/22Link opens in a new window | 1922 | 71 | Male | Mr. J. M. Carter | Basingstoke | "Old Age" | 25 shillings (50 hours) | - |
SB9186/22Link opens in a new window | 1922 | 37 | Male | Mr. C. R. Millar | 21a, Great Wilson St., Leeds | "Spinal curvature, double club foot and deaf" | 20 shillings (44 hours) | Officer reports "The worker is crippled and quite deaf and has apparntly been so from birth…" |
SB9174/1922Link opens in a new window | 1922 | 59 | Male | Mrs. E. Dufton | 8, Fartown, Pudsey | "Nervous debility and bad sight" | 14 shillings (48 hours) | Officer reports "He suffers from cataract on the eyes and partial paralysis causing his hands to shake continually…" |
SB9753/22Link opens in a new window | 1922 | 66 | Female | Mr. J. Downey | Feeder Rd., St Philips, Bristol | "Age" | 20 shillings (48 hours) | - |
SB9505/22Link opens in a new window | 1922 | 29 | Male | H. & T. C. Godfrey | Moulsham Street, Chelmsford | "Not sufficiently intellectual" | 8 & 1/2 pence per hour | Officer reports "The worker could not understand intelligent questions….the worker is mentally deficient and is obviously sub-normal…" |