§ Sir H. CAYZERasked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty the total number of persons, men and women, employed at the Royal Dockyard, Portsmouth, on 1st January, 1923, 1st January, 1924, and 1st July, 1924, the total number of ex-service men employed on these dates, and the number of disabled ex-service men employed on these dates?
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§ Mr. HODGESThe reply is as follows:
Date. Total Number. Ex-Service Men. Disabled Ex-Service Men. 1st Jan., 1923 15,519 4,832 904 1st Jan., 1924 16,149 5,062 824 1st July, 1924 15,973 5,048 819
§ Sir H. CAYZERasked the Parliamentary Secretary- to the Admiralty whether any employés at the Royal Dockyard, Portsmouth, are working on part-time and, if so, how many; and whether any overtime is being worked at this dockyard and, if so, in what departments, and the numbers of employés engaged on this work?
§ Mr. HODGESThe only employés in Portsmouth Dockyard who are not working full time are 29 women workers who are employed cleaning offices, etc. About 600 workmen are employed on overtime, and I will, with the hon. and gallant Member's permission, circulate in the OFFICIAL REPORT particulars as regards the numbers in the several departments. About 75 per cent. of the overtime is of a permanent character for routine services. The numbers in the several departments are as follow:
Captain of dockyard's department 49 Constructive department 55 Engineering department 272 Electrical Engineering department 106 Naval store department 20 Civil engineering department 68 Others 38