Appendix E

The following table, compiled from the Labour Gazette, and a special report of the Board of Trade, gives a quarterly estimate of the number of women replacing men for the period between April, 1916, and April, 1918.

NUMBER OF FEMALES SUBSTITUTED FOR MALE WORKERS
IN THE UNITED KINGDOM IN CERTAIN OCCUPATIONS,
BY QUARTERS, APRIL, 1916-APRIL, 1918

April,
1916
July,
1916
Oct.,
1916
Jan.,
1917
April,
1917
Industrial Occupations[297]213,000264,000314,000376,000438,000
Government Establishments[298]13,00079,000117,000139,000187,000
Commercial152,000226,000264,000278,000308,000
Professional (mainly clerks)12,00015,00015,00017,00020,000
Banking, Finance (mainly clerks)21,00031,00037,00042,00048,000
Hotels, Theaters27,00031,00030,00031,00035,000
Agriculture (perm. labor, Gt. Britain) 37,00035,00020,00023,00032,000
Transport (not municipal)24,00035,00041,00052,00064,000
Civil Service30,00041,00064,00073,00083,000
Local Government[299]18,00026,00031,00040,00041,000
Total 547,000 783,000 933,000 1,071,000 1,256,000
July,
1917
Oct.,
1917
Jan.,
1918
April,
1918
(A)
Industrial Occupations[300]464,000490,000503,000531,00024.4
Government Establishments[301]191,000202,000197,000187,000 9,350.0
Commercial328,000337,000342,000352,00070.9
Professional (mainly clerks)21,00022,00022,00022,50044.5
Banking, Finance (mainly clerks)53,00055,00057,00059,500626.3
Hotels, Theaters38,00044,50045,00044,50024.5
Agriculture (perm. labor, Gt. Britain) 43,00033,00031,00040,00050.0
Transport (not municipal)74,00078,50078,00079,50021.3
Civil Service99,000107,000123,000153,000231.8
Local Government[302]43,00044,00044,00047,00023.7
Total 1,354,000 1,413,000 1,442,000 1,516,00046.2

(A) = Per cent No. of substitutes in April, 1918, is of total No. employed in July, 1914