CHEMNITZ.
141
Metal and Engineering Trades :—
Machine and Tool Making :
Moulders
Turners
Fitters
Smiths
Patternmakers
Labourers
Weekly Wages.
of rotary and other hosiery
Manufacture
frames :
Turners
Fitters
Men at boring and planing machines
Labourers
Boiler making and bridge construction :
Angle-iron smiths
Platers (boilersmiths)
Platers’ (boilersmith’s) helpers
Rivetters
Coppersmiths
Textile Trades: —
Cotton Spinners
Cashmere „
Weavers of “ Nottingham Net ”
„ „ “Upholstery Stuff ”
Hosiery making establishments :
Men at hosiery frames
Packers
Finishers and labourers
Cotton Yarn Dyeing :
Skilled men
Unskilled men (who form the great bulk
of the men).
Printing and Allied Trades:—
Hand Compositors, Machine Minders and
Pressmen.
Machine Compositors, jobbing work
,, „ newspaper work
Lithographic Artists
Lithographers
Process Printers
Cardboard Goods Manufacture :—
Bookbinders
Labourers
Brewing* :—
Brewers and Coopers
Weekly Hours of
Labour.
Small Breweries
Medium „
Draymen
Labourers
Large
Small
Medium
Large
Small
Medium
Large
Municipal Employees :—
Road making and cleaning :
Carters ... ... ... ...
Others ... ... ... ...
Gasworks :
Stokers ... ... ... ...
Yard labourers
Waterworks :
Labourers
Electric light and power supply station
Enginemen ...
Firemen ... ...
Installators ...
Fitters... ... ... ... ...
32s. to 33s.
24s. „ 26s.
21s. „ 24s.
25s. „ 27s.
14s. „ 17s.
25s. „ 26s.
23s. „ 24s.
21s.
16s. to 18s.
25s. „ 27s.
24s. „ 25s.
14s.
20s.
25s. Id.
24s. to 25s.
21s.
25s.
20s. to 24s.
22s. „ 25s.
22s.
18s.
24s.
15s. to 17s.
25s. id.
32s. lid
31s. Sd.
27s to 29s.
26s. „ 29s.
32s. „ 38s.
19s.
13s.
22s. to 25s.
24s. „ 27s.
29s.
21s.
22s.
23s.
19s. 6d.
20s. 6d.
22s. 6d.
25s.
18s.
19s.
21s.
16s. 6d.
17s. 6d.
19s. 6d.
20 s.
23s.
28s. to 30s.
18s. „ 19s.
19s. „ 21s.
33s.
27s. id.
31s. id.
27s. id.
60
60
60
60
60
60 to 62
60 „62
60,, 62
60,,62
60
60
60
60
58&
65
63
60i to 61£
58 ,,62&
58 „ 62&
58 „ 62&
60 „ 63
60,, 63
54
54
48
50
53
50
62
62
60
60
60
Irregular
60
60
60
54
60
56
60
65
56
56
60
60
* In addition to the wages shown, men over 20 are entitled to anything up to 10 pints
of beer per day, and those under 20 to anything up to 5 pints per day.
From this table it is seen that wages at Chemnitz are somewhat low.
Taking Berlin as 100, the following are jRe wages index-numbers for
Chemnitz Building trades, skilled men, fS, labourers, 80 ; engineering
trades, skilled men, 73, labourers, 71 ; printing trades, 90.