1921
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BUCKLEY COLLIERIES.
These Rates are considered to be the Rates of 1911, and are subject to the fluctuations of the North Wales Joint Wage Board, from July, 1921.
GENERAL MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES APPLICABLE TO
ALL WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN THESE MINES.
Boys are those who have not reached the age of 21 years.
Boys 13 to 14 2/- per day
" 14 1/2 2/2 "
" 15 2/4 "
" 15 1/2 2/6 "
" 16 2/8 "
" 16 1/2 2/10 "
" 17 3/- "
" 17 1/2 3/2 "
" 18 3/4 "
" 18 1/2 3/6 "
" 19 3/8
" 19 1/2 3/10
" 20 4/-
" 20 1/2 4/2
At 21 to be regarded as Adult Workmen
Boys starting over the age of 14, 4d. less for the first year than the above rates, from the actual age of starting, otherwise
at the same rates as for Boys starting at 13 to 14 years of age, provided always that no boy shall be paid less than 2/- per day.
For experienced Bye-Men or Shifters (which include Roadmen, Repairers, and Stowers), who have
been employed not less than two years under-
ground, and Doggies ... 5/- per day
Metalmen, practical Timbermen, Rippers, and Men
employed packing the working places 6/-
Hookers-on in charge 6/-
All other Hookers-on and Takers-off (Adults) 5/.
Colliers, including Men employed at the coal face
(other than Loaders and Trolleyers); namely :-
Contractors, Holers, Cutters, Rippers. Packers,
Men in Charge of Holling and Cutting
Machinery, and all other Men employed at the
Author: Buckley Collieries
Year = 1921
Work = Mining
Extra = 1920s
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