Occupations of Girls in England and Wales, according to Census of 1911

00's omitted in Employed Columns

Key:
A: Employed.
B: Per cent.

Ages.
Trades.14 Years.15 Years.16 Years.17 Years.18 Years.
ABABABABAB
Manufacture—
 Textiles3129·134310·335210·435710·635610·5
 Dress2517·338311·542512·641412·340511·9
 Other2346·73289·736610·738111·738611·3
Domestic, Hotel and Restaurant Service—
 Private Indoor and Other Domestic36710·759817·873321·881024·185525·1
 Hotel and Restaurant, etc., Service16·5351·0571·7762·3932·7
 Commercial892·61685·02256·72577·72758·1
 Other631·8782·3952·81253·71604·7
Total Occupied133238·7193357·6225366·7242071·9253074·3
Total Unoccupied211161·3142444·2112133·394628·187425·7
Total34431003357100337410033661003404100

[Extracted from The Present Position of the Juvenile Labour Problem, by F. Keeling.]


TABLE II

Proportion per 1000 Girls engaged in Occupations in certain Districts, England and Wales, 1911[15]

Ages.
14 Years.15 Years.16 Years.17 Years.18 Years.
England and Wales387576668719743
Lancashire651751801826837
Blackburn841905925931934
Burnley872899932940938
Oldham843890910926923
Preston784887906930916
Rochdale853904910932932
London365625737795820
Birmingham643812867890894
Bradford790858881895896
Leeds673768815831835
Sheffield435595660699714