HC Deb 02 March 1933 vol 275 cc528-9
20. Mr. HICKS

asked the Minister of Labour the numbers of men, women, boys, and girls registered as unemployed at the Woolwich Employment Exchange on the latest convenient date in 1933 and for the same period in 1932, giving separate figures for the various trades or occupations?

Sir H. BETTERTON

As the reply includes tables of figures, I will, if I may, circulate a statement in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

Following is the statement:

at the Brixton Employment Exchange on the latest convenient date in 1933 and for the same period in 1932, giving separate figures for the various trades or occupations?

Sir H. BETTERTON

As the reply includes tables of figures I will, if I may,

unemployed Persons (Insured and Uninsured) on the Registers of the Brixton Employment Exchange.
Date. Men. Boys. Women. Girls. Total.
25th January, 1932 6,807 252 2,191 156 9,406
23rd January, 1933 6,930 183 2,019 140 9,272
Insured Persons recorded as Unemployed in the principal industry classifications at the Brixton Employment Exchange.
Industry. Men. Boys. Women. Girls. Total.
25th January, 1932.
Distributive Trades 1,429 77 753 50 2,309
Building 1,774 8 11 1,793
Hotel, Boarding House, etc., Service 503 11 596 11 1,121
Printing, Publishing and Bookbinding 224 12 163 2 401
Road Transport (other than tramway and omnibus services). 247 4 12 1 264
General Engineering 222 7 19 1 249
23rd January, 1933.
Distributive Trades 1,509 49 533 44 2,135
Building 1,819 7 9 1,835
Hotel, Boarding House, etc., Service 501 9 426 12 948
Printing, Publishing and Bookbinding 230 18 112 7 367
Road Transport (other than tramway and omnibus services). 309 4 11 1 325
General Engineering 353 10 19 6 388
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