Administrative unit

Burnley LabMkt

Urban Labour Market

Weekly Wages Rates for Selected Occupations (Pence)

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Year Cabinetmakers
1868 264 Show data context
1869 312 Show data context
1870 312 Show data context
1871 312 Show data context
1872 312 Show data context
1873 312 Show data context
1874 348 Show data context
1875 348 Show data context
1876 396 Show data context
1877 396 Show data context
1878 408 Show data context
1879 384 Show data context
1880 372 Show data context
1881 372 Show data context
1882 372 Show data context
1883 372 Show data context
1884 372 Show data context
1885 372 Show data context
1886 372 Show data context
1887 372 Show data context
1888 372 Show data context
1889 372 Show data context
1890 372 Show data context
1891 384 Show data context
1892 384 Show data context
1893 384 Show data context
1894 384 Show data context
1895 384 Show data context
1896 384 Show data context
1897 384 Show data context
1898 384 Show data context
1899 384 Show data context
1900 408 Show data context
Date: Source:
1868 - 1900 Rates of Wages and Hours of Labour in various industries in the United Kingdom for a series of years

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These data were originally gathered by trade unions, mainly in the artisan trades, and record their 'Standard Rates' These were the minimum rates that union members were expected to accept; members offered lower wages were entitled to claim unemployment benefits from the union.


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GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Burnley LabMkt through time | Work & Poverty Statistics | Weekly Wages Rates for Selected Occupations (Pence), A Vision of Britain through Time.

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Date accessed: 01st May 2024