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THE WOMEN'S WORK IN PUBLIC SERVICES, 1914-1918

Female clock winders at work, employed by the the tramways department of the Corporation of Glasgow (now Glasgow City Council). Two such women were employed by the department, starting in November 1916. They worked fifty-one hours per week and earned 38 shillings and 9 pence per week, including a bonus.

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1914 - 1918
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imperial war museum first world war womens war work collection photographs uk government artistic works great britain world war i wwi tramway tram transportation workers industrial history