§ 9 and 10. Sir D. Robertsonasked the Minister of Labour (1) the numbers of girls and women employed full-time on clerical duties in Scotland, and in England and Wales, at the latest convenient date;
(2) the numbers of girls and women in full-time domestic service in Scotland, and in England and Wales, at the latest convenient date.
§ Sir W. MoncktonThe latest available statistics are those which have derived from the 1951 Census one per cent. Sample Tables. The figures for women and girls are as follows:
Separate figures of the numbers working part-time are not available for England and Wales and Scotland. The total numbers in Great Britain as a whole were 80,000 clerks, etc. and 63,200 in private domestic service.
—— England and Wales Scotland Total number of clerks, typists, office machine operators (full-time and part-time) 1,277,800 137,900 Total number in private domestic service, resident and non-resident (full-time and part-time) 348,900 43,400