CONTENTS. 
PAGE. 
CHAPTER X1V.—HEALTH AND WELFARE OF THE INDUSTRIAL 
WORKER—conid, 
Lack of Family Life. . 
Effects of Sex Disparity 
Cotton Mill Workers 
Bengal Jute Mill Workers 
Iron and Steel Workers 
Miners oe - 
Railway Employees 
Dock Labourers vk 
Seasonal Factory Workers 
The Problem of Population 
Vital Statistics ae 
Sickness Statistics .. .e 
Inferences from Available Figures 
Medical Registrars .. - 
Institute of Nutrition wie 
Markets and Co-operative Stores 
Food Adulteration .. %t 
Industrial Hygiene .. oe 
Industrial Disease .. .h 
Industrial Health Research .. Pp 
Agency for Industrial Research in India 
Health Administration 
Public Health Acts .. 
Water Supplies .e 
General Sanitation .. 
Malaria .. - 
Anti-Malarial Work 
Existing Medical Facilities . 
Employers’ Efforts “s 
Medical Facilities in New Areas 
Survey of Industrial Areas .. 
The Scope of Welfare Work .. 
Welfare Schemes .. ‘3 
Women Doctors .g ve vs 
Health Visitors and Child Welfare Centres 
Employment of Trained Midwives os 
Maternity Benefits .. oe 3% 
Financial Aspect of the Scheme _. 
Amount and Period of Payment of Benefit 
Benefits and Medical Facilities wie 
The Need of Provision for Sickness .. 
International Labour Conventions , 
Statistics of Sickness Incidence 
A Method of Attack .. > 
A Tentative Scheme Ph 
Medical Attendance and Cash Benefit . .- 
Provision for Old Age . .e .. oe eo 
CHAPTER XV.—HOUSING OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORKER — 
Origin of the Housing Problem 24 
Overcrowding st ae .. 
Mortality Rates .. we vy 
Housing in Urban and Industrial Areas .. 
The * Bustees ” of Bengal .. a - 
Employers’ Schemes in Howrah . . 
Emplovers’ Schemes in the Jute Mills Areas LL .. 
245 
246 
246 
247 
247 
247 
248 
248 
248 
249 
249 
2560 
250: 
250 
250 
251 
262 
252 
252 
253 
253 
254 
255 
255 
255 
256 
257 
257 
258 
258 
259 
259 
260 
261 
261 
263 
263 
264 
264 
265 
265 
265 
266 
267 
268 
269 
269 
270 
270 
271 
271 
272 
272 
279