Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Women Under the Factory Act: Part I. Position of the Employer, Part II. Position of the Employed
The provisions essential for health, for security of life or limb, which are the right of all workers, which no good employer would wish to neglect, and no bad employer should be suffered to neglect, are distinguished in these pages from provisions which apply to personal conduct such as all self respecting persons should order for themselves, with due observation of the universal duty of all not to injure others. The distinction is also carefully preserved between offences which create no real wrong, and are technical offences only, and those which do actual wrong.
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