377 
Shifts: 
docks, in, 187-8. 
factories, working of, in, 38, 39, 48-51, 
81, 485-6. 
‘actories, reduction of hours in, and, 
43-4, 480, 485-6, 488. 
factories, rest-day in, and, 54, 55. 
nines, in, 111, 124-6. 
multiple, 38, 48, 50, 198-9. 
aight, 38, 480, 485-6. 
always, on, 156, 157. 
=egort to, to avoid regulation, 93. 
weekly rest-day, and, 54, 55. 
Shipping, ab principal ports, 174. 
Shipping Masters, 173, 176, 177, 178-9, 181, 
812, 491. 
Shipping offices, 176, 181, 182, 491, 
Sholapur: 
factories, 7, 10. 
aealth of workers, 247. 
20using, 277. 
ncome and expenditure of workers, 
195, 197-8, 199, 205, 206-7, 447, 
labour recruited from, 11. 
sex disparity, 246, 247. 
Sibsagar, 857. 
Sickness: 
oenefits, 268, 269, 386, 412. 
axpenditure on, 207. 
housing in relation to, 271. 
‘ndebtedness and, 226-7. 
nsurance, 265-9. 
statistics, 172, 250, 254, 266-7, 405. 448. 
See also Health. 
Sikhs, 142. 
Sikkim, 356. 
Silk factories, 39. 
Silver mines, see Lead and silver mines. 
Sind, 112, 190. 
Singhbhum, 9, 112, 
Slate quarries, 112. . 
Smallpox, 133, 249, 433. 
South Kanara, 355. 
Ipoilt cloth, 217, 220. 
Spreadover, 47-8, 54, 83-4, 92. 
Standard of living : 
Burmans’ and Indians’, relation 
between, 431-2, 441-2. 
changes in, 209, 284, 388. 
lesirability of raising, 135, 244, 476. 
lesire of workers for higher, 292-3, 
294, 
=xclusion of women, effect of (mines), 
128. 
aealth of workers and, 194, 243, 244. 
nours of work and, 44-5, 479. 
indebtedness and, 226. 
industrial workers’, 110, 204-0. 
‘ndustrial labour in relation to agri- 
culture, of, 212, 477. 
ndustrial labour in relation to com- 
munity, of, 211. 
ack of statistical information on, 194-6, 
445-7. 
minimum wages and, 211, 214. 
plantation workers’, 362, 381, 385, 388, 
401-2. 
population and, 249. : 
ances. effect of raising, on. 209-10. 388. 
Standardisation of wage-rates, 151, 214-6, 
339, 385, 483-4. 
States, Indian, 7;-851, 354, 472-4. 
Statistics : — 
accidents, 59-60, 129-30, 187. 
disputes, industrial, 333, 445. 
factories, 37, 75, 100, 443-4. 
immigration to Burma, 426, 441. 
legislation relating to, 446, 470. 
mines, 130, 200, 201, 444. 
slantations, 350-1, 405, 444. 
sailways, 171-2. 
standard of living, 194-5, 196, 206-7, 
446-7, 448. 
sickness, 172, 250, 254, 266-7, 405, 449, 
rade unions, 445. 
anemployment, 35. 
vital, 249-50, 271, 405, 417, 423, 444, 
wages and earnings, 172, 195, 197, 213, 
394-5, 443, 444, 445-7. 
workmen's compensation, 203—4, 310, 
445. 
Statutory Commission, Indian, 286, 459, 
462, 463, 
Stevedores, 184-6, 202-3. 
3till-births, 249. 
Stone quarries, 107, 112, 202. 
Strikes and lock-outs, 19,319-20, 333-48, 445. 
See also under Cotton mills and Docks. 
Subletting of houses, 274, 275, 276. 277, 
278, 284. 
3ugar factories, 59, 75. 
Sukkur, 191. 
Surat, 7. 
Surgeons, Civil, 259, 417. 
Surma, Valley : 
absenteeism, 388. 
access to lines, 378, 
earnings, 387. 
health and welfare, 411, 413. 419. 
plantations, 350, 357. 
recruiting of labour for, 359, 361, 364. 
Juspension of workers, 218. 
Jvlhet 182. 857. 
Tn 
Tamils, 389, 426, 428, 439. 
Panneries: 
health and welfare in, 65, 103, 252. 
minimum wages and, 214. 
regulated, 9, 12, 65. 
unregulated, 98, 103, 214. 
Tariff Board, 33, 215. 
Cariffs, 45, 477. 
Tea Association, Indian : 
absenteeism, on, 387-8. 
health, and, 407, 417, 482, 
organisation, 385, 403-4, 483. 
cecruitment of labour, and. 369. 381, 
385-6, 403-4. 
wages, and, 385-6, 398, 402-3, 404, 484. 
Tea Districts Labour Association. 364. 367, 
72 405.