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CONTENTS.
HAPTER XXIL—HEALTH AND WELFARE IN PLANTATIONS— © A®%
Health Conditions and Health Statistics $05
Physique, Nutrition and Dietary t05
Supply of Milk and Vegetables 106
Malaria .. .. vo 106
Anti-Malarial Measures is 107
Vater Supplies .. %% 107
Jousing Construction .e 108
Minimum Requirements  .. 08
Sxperiments and Improvements 109
3athing’and Washing Places 109
janitation .r ny
Attitude of Workers }
Medical Facilities .. ¥
Central Hospitals ..

Need of Co-ordination

Nomen Doctors ..

Sick Benefits vs

Maternity Benefit Schemes ..

Welfare ..° .. ..

Recreation ‘e 2a

Welfare Centres .. -

Orphans .. en .. a

Employment of Children .. .e

Exclusion of Young Children -

Jlaims of Education oe oe

Jo-operation between Government and Planters

ficial Supervision of Health and Welfare

3oards of Health and Welfare

2rinciple of the Scheme oe

revious Experience op .

Suitable Areas - re ve

inclusion of Other Areas .. is

Finance .. we

Staff and Procedure : ww ;

Administration of Maternity Benefit Schemes ..

Fovernment Control over Regulations

Dther Powers of Government .

Official Inspectorate %s win
JHAPTER XXIII.—BURMA AND INDIA—
industrial Differences .

Seneral and Special Questions
Employment of Indian Labour
[mmigrant Labour #4
Recruiting of Immigrants ..
Protector of Immigrants  .. .
Streams of Industrial Migration ‘
Employment through Intermediaries
Direct Payment of Wages .. 35
Tnemployment and Under-employment
Assisted Immigration for Rice Mills ..
Competition from Burmans ..
Settlement of the Dispute ..
Decasualisation .. pe

Health Conditions .. oe

Housing Conditions we
Non-enforcement of Bye-Laws
[nadequacy of Water Supply

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