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The History of Trade Unionism

Note 582 — Chapter VIII

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Included in the above total were 99,650 women in 52 Unions, distributed among the groups as follows:

Engineering and Metal Trades 2,850

Building and Furniture Trades 300

Mining ...

Textile Manufactures 80,900

Clothing and Leather Trades 8,650

Printing Trades 400

Miscellaneous Crafts 3,450

Labourers and Transport Workers 3,100

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99,650

We may add that the subsequently published Board of Trade statistics for 1892, arranged on a slightly different classification, gave the following totals by industrial groups:

Metal, Engineering and Shipbuilding 279,534

Building 157,971

Mining and Quarrying 315,272

Textile 204,022

Clothing 83,299

Transport 154,947

Other Trades 307,313

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1,502,358

See Report on Trade Unions for 1901 (Cd. 773).

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