Summary 1
Sampling 2
A. Employment after Certification 3
- 1. The Object of the Inquiry 4
- 2. Employment prior to February 1946 5
  - (a)The proportion of men who found work after certification 5
  - (b)Factors associated with Employment 5
- 3. The proportion of Men fit for Work in February 1946
  - (a)The proportion unoccupied. 9
  - (b)Silicosis Board recommendations and subsequent employment. 9
- 4. Methods of Finding Work 10
  - (a)The Employment Exchange 10
  - (b)Government Training Centres 10
  - (c)Migration 11
- 5. The Consistency with which men with Pneumoconiosis worked 12
  - (a) Total time the men worked 12
  - (b) The number of jobs held by each man 13
  - (c) The duration of each job 13
  - (d) Unemployment 14
- 6. The Kind of Work done by men with Pneumoconiosis 14
  - (a)The Effect of type of work on duration of job 15
  - (b)On hours worked daily and days worked weekly 15
  - (c)On mens’ opinions about its suitability 15
  - (d)On outdoor and indoor work 16
  - (e)On mens’ reasons for leaving jobs 16
B. Economic Effects of Certification 17
- 1. Sources of income immediately before Certification 17
- 2. Sources of income after Certification 17
  - (a) Weekly Compensation 17
  - (b) Lump sum settlement 18
- 3. Income from Leisure Interests
C. The Attitudes of men with Pneumoconiosis at the time of Certification 20
- 1. Attitude toward Diagnosis
- 2. Reaction to leaving Mining
D. Tables

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THE EMPLOYMENT OF MEN WITH PNEUMOCONIOSIS