Liberal social Reforms
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- Liberal social Reforms
- 1907
- School medication inspection
- 1910
- The education (choice of employment) Act
- Career advice to children
- By 1911
- grants given to local authorities to help with the cost
- The Merchant Shipping Act
- Improved working conditions for sailers
- The education (choice of employment) Act
- 1906
- Free school meals for children
- by 1914
- 150,000 children were getting one free meal per day
- free school meal was made compulsory.
- by 1914
- Workers Compension Act
- Compernsation for the workers with injuries.
- Trades Disputes Act
- Unions dont have to pay the damage caused by strikes
- Free school meals for children
- 1909
- Labour exchanges
- help unemployed find work
- By 1914
- 3,000 in jobs per day
- By 1914
- The Trade boards Act
- Able to Prosecute employers
- Paid less than the boards minimum wage
- "Sweated industries"
- Long hours and low pay
- Able to Prosecute employers
- A tax allowance for Children
- Paid less tax
- help unemployed find work
- Labour exchanges
- 1908
- Children and Young persons Act
- known as "Children's Charter"
- new crimes
- To neglect children
- Sell children cigarettes, alcohol or fireworks
- Separate juvenile courts
- Not treated harshly -like adults
- Borstals
- prisons to train young offender
- Miners
- Eight hours working days
- Pensions
- Over 70's
- 5s per week
- 7s 6d per married couple
- Over 70's
- Children and Young persons Act
- 1911
- The National insurance Act
- Medical insurance
- prevent illnesses that can cause poverty
- workers paid 4d per week
- In return- Free medical treatment, sick pay (9s per week and up to 26 weeks)
- Unemployment insurance
- Prevent loos in work that can also cause poverty
- Worker paid 2.5s per week
- In return- Unemployment pay of 7s a week and up to 15 weeks
- Worker paid 2.5s per week
- Prevent loos in work that can also cause poverty
- Medical insurance
- Pay for MP's
- enabled working men - stand up for election to parliment
- The National insurance Act
- 1907
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