§ Mr. Sillarsasked the Secretary of State for Employment what estimate he has made of the number of persons employed for less than 21 hours per weeek.
§ Mr. Dudley SmithIt is estimated from the New Earnings Survey that about 200,000 male and 1,570,000 female employees in employment in Great Britain in April, 1970, then had a normal working week of 21 hours or less, excluding overtime and paid meal breaks, in their main employment.