HC Deb 13 April 1938 vol 334 c1151W
Mr. Daggar

asked the Secretary for Mines whether he will state the total amount of wages paid and the number of workpeople employed in the mines of South Wales during 1937?

Captain Crookshank

It is estimated that in 1937 the wages paid in the coal-mining industry in South Wales and Monmouth amounted to £19,184,000 and the value of allowances in kind to £413,000. The average number of wage-earners employed was 133,904.