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The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 17, 4 May 1963 · p. 10 of the scan · 471 words

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Rok Gndcateec ee OP a eoses 38 A 5,0 Coke ovens, man, fuels. . « « + « « 2 ten 1,000 50-100 Chemicals,oxplosives,plastics otc. . 10 : 8, 000 10, 000 20-50 Iron and Steel(including tubes). . 88 2290, 600 378,000 500-1,000 eho nama - s *'% ge el eg ¥ a vere * ie Glectrical machinery and goods. « « eOfey (UG, 7 YOO Moter vohicles and oyoles, . + «.« s+ 116 2508, 300 747,000 1,500-2,000 Shipbuilding and marine engineering. . 78 : fed gprs oe pt 1,500-2, a REPCrsrte « s «+ & £4 a oe ae Ae 33 oc} 'y LOO 7 1, 000-1, 50 Locomotives,carriages,trams etc. « « »« 22 2116, 200 120, 000 500-1, 000 Other metal goods. . 2 ee ese ee s (54° 649 211,500 239,000 250—500 Cotton,flax and man-made fibres. ... 7 ° 800 3, 000 10-20 Hosiery and other knitted goods. ...s 9 : 1,800 17,000 100-250 All other textile industries, » es. 15 : 6,600 10, 000 20-50 Poorwonr « 4 re 2: nse ¢ #88 eee 3 : TOO 2,000 10-20 Bricks,fireclay and refractory goods. . 4 > 1,000 3, 000 20-50

ee a ee ae ee eee ce 5 re 5, 000 9,000 100-250 Gement, abrasives and tilding materials : not elsewhere spocified.s.sscccecssessss 5 + 4, 700 5, 000 20-50 Furniture, bedding, upholstery. . « « « ell + 3,100 10, 000 50-100 Paper and board, cartons, otc. .« « .« «8 : 8,400 9,000 20-50 Other mamifacturing industries, .... 4 244,400 100, 000 250-500 Constructions. + «ss 6 els os «se #340 253,100 222,000 100-2590 Road passenger transport, . » + «+. .s-+ 28 . 15,500 28, 000 100-250 Road haulage contracting. « « « « «sas 21 « 1,600 93000 20-50 Port and inland water transport. . .. 66 = 49,800 147, ooo 61 000-1, 500 Othor transport and communication, « « 4 Ps 900 10,000 20=50

TOPAL 2,449 24,422,700 5,798, 000KXxX 250-500 XXX In Tobaceo, Pharmacoutical praparations, and Banking, In-wrance and finance thors were no racorded industrial stoppages. In Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing, Mining (other than Coal), Grain Milling,, Bread and Flour, Woollon and Worsted, the number of day lost woru less than 500, In Oils, Paints, Soap, Polishes, adhosives, otc., Clothing other than footwoar, Printing and Publishing, Gas, Slectriziyand water, Distritutive Trades, Professional and Scigntific Services, and Public Administration thera were less than l0dnys lost por tuousand employees, : Bome workers, largely in the imginesring, shiptuilding and Motor Vehicles industries | wore involved in more than one stoppage during the year and are counted more than . ence in the year's tot<=1, The NET number of individuals involved in stoppages was approximately 2,426,000, For non-slectrical enginoering, slectrical machinary, etc., shipilding, and motor vehicles, the N@T totals wore 682,000, 334,000, 152,000 and. 234,000 respectively.

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