Sentence examples for factories act from inspiring English sources

Businesses are required, among many other things, to keep an abstract of the 1948 Factories Act to hand.

Welfare tribute next?" What he didn't realise is that the concept of the welfare state – a government interpolating itself between the market and its people – commenced with the factories act of the 1833.

From there, through various incarnations of The Factories Act, to 1974's Health and Safety at Work Act, legislators have tried to ensure that what we do as work is not a danger to lives.

Soon after attaining the premiership, Chamberlain obtained passage of the Factories Act 1937.

Although the Act was largely ineffective, it has been seen as the first piece of Health & Safety legislation, leading the way to subsequent regulations covering industrial workplaces; its requirement for factory walls to be whitewashed continued to be a legal requirement until the Factories Act 1961.

Regarding policies in India for the unorganized sectors, there are the Factories Act, 1948, and the Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Act, 1996, but none of these policies clearly explain the protection or rights of these female workers regarding their occupational health and safety.

In 1848, the idea became law with one of the Factories Acts.

The medical officer has various statutory powers conferred by acts of Parliament, regulations and orders, such as food and drugs acts, milk and dairies regulations, and factories acts.

The factory act of 1838, however, was the first truly effective measure in the industrial field.

The Factory Act of 1847, for example, restricted the working day for women and children to 10 hours.

In Britain the first small beginnings of efforts to ameliorate the lot of the workers in factories and mines began in 1802 with the passing of the first factory act, the Health and Morals of Apprentices Act.