Appendix B

The following table indicates some of the processes formerly reserved for men on which the factory inspectors found women employed by the end of 1915:

INDUSTRYPROCESSES
LinoleumAttending cork grinding and embossing machines,
machine printing, attending stove, trimming
and packing.
Woodworking—
Brush makingFibre dressers, brush makers and on boring
machinery.
FurnitureLight upholstery, cramping, dowelling,
glueing, fret-work, carving by hand or
machine, staining and polishing.
Saw millsOn planing, moulding, sand-papering, boring,
mortising, dovetailing, tenoning, turning and
nailing machines. Taking off from circular
saws; box making, printing and painting.
CooperageBarrel making machines.
Paper millsIn rag grinding and attending to beating and
breaking machines, and to coating machines,
calenders and in certain preparations and
finishing and warehouse processes.
PrintingMachine feeding (on platen machines and
on guillotines) and as linotype operators.
Wire ropeOn stranding and spinning machines.
Chemical worksAttending at crystallising tanks and for
yard work.
SoapAs soap millers and in general work.
PaintAt roller mills, filling tins and kegs,
labeling and packing.
Oil and cake millsTrucking, feeding and drawing off from chutes,
attending to presses.
Flour millsTrucking.
Bread and biscuitsAttending to dough-breaks, biscuit machines,
and at the ovens assisting bakers.
TobaccoLeaf cutting, cigarette making, soldering,
trucking and warehouse work.
RubberAt washing machines, grinding mills, dough
rolls, solutioning, motor tube making.
MaltingSpreading and general work.
BreweriesCask washing, tun-room work, beer bottling
and bottle washing.
DistilleriesIn the mill and yeast houses.
CementAttending weighing machines, trucking.
FoundriesCore making, moulding.
Tanning and curryingAt the pits, in finishing and drying, and in
oiling, setting up, buffing and staining.
Woolen millsBeaming and overlooking, attending drying
machines, carding, pattern weaving.
Jute millsOn softening machines, dressing yarn,
calendering.
Cotton millsIn blowing room on spinning mules, beaming,
twisting and drawing, and in warehouse.
HosieryFolding and warehouse work.
LaceThreading.
Print, bleach andBeetling, assisting printers at machines,
dye workswarehouse processes.