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CONSIDERATION	6

Character as a cause of unemploymentcontinued	7

Restriction of foreign immigration	13

Summary of the results arrived at in enquiries into the means adopted for dealing apart	17

GENERAL MEASURES	20

Relief funds	24

46	30

429B	429

HACKNEY	587

Examples of occasional Work 614 28	588

Poplar Deficients Tactlessness Meanness Kept down by Insufficient Employment Men	591

Summary of Results of this Inquiry	592

Conditions affecting Unemployment and Distress bycontinued	593

Preliminary 595	597

Chart showing Irregular Employment in 1887

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Number of ordinary employees in summer and winter in various years	5

Summary of the Results of this Inquiry 596 10	6

Industrial and Relief Statistics	12

CHAPTER II	18

Index to Table of Cases 616 30	30

CHAPTER II	36

Mentally Defective Cases 626 40	40

CHAPTER V	46

Inferences from Cases 636 50	50

Distress committees must carefully check recurrents	53

POPLAR	60

References to Unemployed in Minutes Annual Reports etc February 1886	61

CHAPTER III	70

CHAPTER IV	78

CHAPTER VI	86

Other Causes 677 91	91

Table B 2 applying as Unemployed to Guardians 1905 686 100	100

Table B 3 registering at Bureau 19056 compared with Census 1901	104

Bromley 245 Cases	111

429	145

Sickness is given as the cause of unemployment in a very small proportion of	i

CHAPTER IV	iv

A Migratory Labourers 24 26	lv

Chronological statement of Unemployed Relief in Hackney 610 24	24

書名	Sessional Papers, 第 44 卷
作者	Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons
出版者	H.M. Stationery Office, 1909
來源：	加州大學
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60	44

Army service unfite men for regular work	50

70	54

Woolwich Committees return	62

Causes discussed and suggestions made for diminishing unemployment	73

93	81

Machinery displacing hand labour	83

Quarterly report of General Federation of Trade Unions 1906 wages regulation	88

Newspaper funds	108

Labour exchanges	111

Such work if done by inefficient labour and ultimately displacing the ordinary	117

119	101

WandsworthLevelling	101

LiverpoolVery low value assigned as by contract	101

134	118

140	124

The possible steadying effect of combinations of employers and of increased wages	131

148	132

PARLIAMENTARY AND OTHER REPORTS	139

to PART I i a	140

Appendix R Account of work for Unemployed in Provincial Boroughscontinued	141

99	159

B 2	189