Series: Papers Nos. 201(42) - 284(42)
Taylor Kenkel
A file of memoranda, with accompanying graphs and statistical information, produced for the Lord President's Committee on domestic affairs during the Second World War. Subjects covered in the memoranda include the prevalence of various diseases within British industry; the supply of various key resources, including rubber and coal, for the British war effort; and a series of attempts by the committee to increase the size of the British coal mining industry's workforce. The documents also cover the committee's proposal to significantly raise the number of doctors attached to the British armed forces; Britain's international trade; and a series of campaigns by women working in British industry to receive the same level of compensation payments if they are injured at work as their male colleagues. Other documents comment on the committee's attempts to save key resources through new rationing measures; and the committee's role in organising fire-watching in Britain's urban areas.
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The National Archives · 19 September 1942 English
(42) 87). Minister of Information (L.P. has led to in the total a severe reduction The Publishers' number of books various claims which reductions in output will continue it has …
The National Archives · 3 December 1942
PUBLICATION OF PARLIAMENTARY PARES: Note on existing procedure. 1. The publication of Parliamentary Papers in the they have become available to Members of Parliament, has been Press, of criticism in …
The National Archives · 8 December 1942
We submit, therefore, that the second alternative proposed by the Committee should be adopted. 8th December, 1942. T.J. ANNEXE. Letter of the 3rd December, 1942, from Sir Geoffry Shakespeare to …
The National Archives · 10 December 1942
of industry, I would point out that in a large number of areas more work has been placed than can possibly be carried out and that some of the production …
The National Archives · 22 September 1942
-2- (6) I, therefore, favour a policy designed to redress the balance in favour of the small man, while at the same time taking all possible steps to economise in …
The National Archives · 13 October 1942
-2- be allowed to give consent are :- (a) Civic functions - i.e. functions organised to celebrate some occasion of civic importance but excluding functions which may be organised or …
The National Archives · 24 November 1942 English
ANNEX DESIGNATED AREAS. Memorandum by the Ministry of Production. 1. The Location of Industry Committee was set up by the Minister of Production with the approval of the other Ministers …
The National Archives · 23 September 1942 English
-2- Out-of-pocket expenses to be refunded on request to (ii) out-patient treatment on medical all miners who take advice. (d) Wherever the survey now in hand of existing rehabilitation facilities …
The National Archives · 30 November 1942 English
It Salient Points from the REPORT ON ABSENTEEISM AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE COALMINING INDUSTRY. ###LYSIS OF THE NATIONAL FIGURES 1. The serious fall in the output of the coalmining industry, …
The National Archives · 15 October 1942 English
4. In any event, the proposal for an investment condition is, as the Committee on Post-war Internal Economic Problems point out (L.P.(42) 227), linked with the proposal for Government assistance, …