Additional information from other firms, 1900-1901:—

FIRM R.—Bookbinders. Folders and sewers, 14s., 15s.; head banders, 15s.; forty-eight hours weekly all the year.

FIRM S.—Eleven numberers; median, 17s. 8d.

FIRM T.—Printing works. Piece workers make 5d. an hour; time workers, 5½d. Four compositors: average, busy week, 23s. 2d.; typical, 19s. 11d.; slack, 18s. 9d.

FIRM U.—Vellum sewers, 12s. to 13s. all the year round; numerical printers, average week, 15s. to 16s.; slack week, 10s.

FIRM V.

No.Median.Quartiles.
Folders (piece work):s. d.s. d.s. d.
Slack week3812s. 1d.9s. 6d.16s. 0d.
Typical week4415s. 6d.15s. 6d.20s. 9d.
Typical week4415s. 6d.15s. 6d.20s. 9d.
Busy week3820s. 1d.17s. 10d.20s. 0d.
Counters (time workers).Stitchers..1 Packer.
No.Median.No.Median.No.
s. d.s. d.s. d.s. d.s. d.
Slack Week1610 099 919 1
Typical Week1411 6911 720 0
Busy Week1411 7911 220 0

In this case there is very little to choose between the weeks entered as "typical" and "busy" by the employer.

FIRM W. —Two compositors make, at 5½d. an hour, 22s. or 23s. nearly every week in the year.