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Labour Movement in India 1923-1927 Volume-5

  WORKING CONDITIONS OF LABOUR 307-437
  Introduction 307
1. The Labourer's Livelihood 308
2. The Outlook in Industry 310
3. Workmen's Wages 311
4. Indian Factories during the Year 1924: Conditions under which Factory Labour worked 312
5. Conditions in the Indian Textile Industry: British Trade union Report 324
6. Competition 327
7. Labour Conditions 328
8. Labour Conditions in Assam 328
9. Delhi Boiler Explosion 331
10. White Lead in Painting: Government Decision Regarding Use 331
11. Mr. Purcell's Opinion of Indian Labour Conditions 333
12. Housing Problem: The Development Chawls 334
13. Development Chawls 335
14. Housing in Bombay: Development Chawls 337
15. Enquiry into House Rents in Bombay: Progress of the Enquiry 339
16. Housing in Bombay: Development Chawls 339
17. Housing Conditions in Ahmedabad: Sanitary Association's Report 342
18. Housing of Labour in India 342
19. System of Fines in Industry: Government Enquiry as to the Extent of Fines 344
20. Deductions from Wages or Payments in Respect of Fines: Government Enquiry as to its Extent 346
21. Fines in Industry: Results of Labour Office Enquiry 356
22. Deductions form Wages of Payments in Respect of Fines: Summary of the Result of the Labour office Enquiry 361
23. Deductions form Wages of Payments in Respect of Fines: Proposed Legislation by the Government of India 371
24. Principle of Fines 371
25. Necessity of Legislation 374
26. Fines for Breaches of Discipline 383
27. Fines for Bad and Negligent Work 384
28. Compulsory Purchase of Damaged Material 387
29. Fines for Damage to or Loss of Property 390
30. Fining of Children 391
31. Conditions Under which Fines may be Inflicted 391
32. Power of Fine 393
33. Supply of Particulars to Workers who are Fined 395
34. Maintenance of Registers of Fines 396
35. Extent to which Fines may be Inflicted 398
36. Disposal of Fines 399
37. Deductions for Supply of Materials and Tools 402
38. Deductions in Respect of Rents for Housing Provided by Employers 402
39. Deductions for Supply of Medicines and Medical Attendance 402
40. Deductions for Supply of Food Grains 403
41. Deductions for Supply of Water 403
42. Deductions for Contributions to Provident Funds 403
43. Deductions for the Use of Reading Rooms and Libraries 404
44. Deductions for Education 404
45. Deductions for Compulsory Contributions to Charity 405
46. Deductions for Entertainments Provided by Employer 405
47. The 'Double Khada' Rule (Forfeiture of two days wages for one day's absence 406
48. Withholding of Wages 408
49. Forfeiture of Wages 409
50. Advances and Interest on Advances 410
51. The 'Havala' System (Pay Order Ticket in Lieu of Cash) 411
52. Prevention of Monetary Transactions Amongst the Workers 413
53. Bonus for Better Work 414
54. Scope of the Measure 414
55. Method of Enforcement 415
56. Gandhi and Saklatvala Correspondence 417
57. Mr. Shaw's Advice: Textile Worker' Right 431
58. British Workers' Support to Indian Labour 433
59. European Association and Indian Labour 435
60. Indian Labour and English Opinion 436
61. May Day Celebration in Madras 437
  PART IV  
  CHRONICLE OF EVENTS 439-512
  Introduction 439
1. Summary of Chief Events 1923 439
2. January - March 1924 443
3. Chronicle of Events 448
4. January 1925 462
5. January 1926 479
6. January 1927 495
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