Employment Regulation Order (Tailoring Joint Labour Committee), 1975.
Statutory Instruments
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(b) STOCK CUTTERS OR KNIFE CUTTERS
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Per Week
A Stock Cutter is a person who is employed in:—
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(i) Marking-in or marking-up cloth or linings or other materials;
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(ii) Laying-up, hooking-up or folding cloth or linings or other materials;
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(iii) Cutting cloth or linings or other materials;
(iv) Dividing: that is, the process ordinarily carried on by Cutters or their Assistants of dividing, parting or separating the parts of garments after being cut and of assembling them into suitable bundles for making up;
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(v) Who has been employed for not less than three years after attaining the age of 18 years on any one or more of the above processes.
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(d) WATERPROOF MAKERS
General Minimum Time-Rates
Per Week
A Waterproof Maker is a male person who is employed in the process of making by hand a waterproof garment or portion of a garment and who has been so employed for not less than three years after attaining the age of 18 years.
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(e) FITTERS-UP, PRESSERS-OFF, MACHINISTS or PASSERS
General Minimum Time-Rates
Per Week
A Fitter-up is a person who is employed in Fitting-up, that is, a process between that of cutting and that of sewing, basting or machining, which consists of preparing or fitting accurately the various parts of the garment before being basted, sewn or machined, such work of preparing or fitting being always done by shears or knives or other cutting appliances, sewing, basting or machining forming no part or process of fitting-up; and who has been so employed for not less than three years after attaining the age of 18 years.
A Presser-Off is a person who is employed in Pressing-off by hand or by machine, and who has been employed for not less than three years after attaining the age of 18 years, in pressing processes.
A Machinist is a person who is employed in Machining, otherwise than Plain Machining as hereinafter defined and who has been employed as a Machinist or Plain Machinist for not less than three years after attaining the age of 18 years.
A Passer is a person who is employed in examining garments, either in the processes of being made up or upon their completion and who has been employed for not less than three years after attaining the age of 18 years as a Passer or Tailor as defined in this Section.
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(f) UNDER-PRESSERS, OR PLAIN MACHINISTS
General Minimum Time-Rates
Per Week
An Under-Presser is a person who is employed in Pressing Processes other than Pressing-off and who has been employed for not less than three years after attaining the age of 18 years in pressing processes.
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Per Hour
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(g) WAREHOUSEMEN OF 21 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER
General Minimum Time-Rates
Per Week
A Warehouseman is a person employed wholly or mainly upon one or more of the following operations viz., the assembling, keeping storing and distributing of stock (excluding such operations included in the definition of a Packer or Porter) and who has been so employed for not less than three years.
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A Packer is a person employed wholly or mainly upon the operation of packing goods and materials (excluding such operations included in the definition of a Porter or Warehouseman) and who has been so employed for not less than three years.
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A Porter is a person employed wholly or mainly upon one or more of the following operations, viz., unpacking, moving, loading or unloading of goods or materials, or in cleaning and sweeping premises (excluding such operations included in the definition of a Packer or Warehouseman).
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Piece-Work Basis Time-Rates Per Hour
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SECTION II—Male workers under 21 years of age (other than Learners) i.e. juvenile male workers engaged in carrying out or learning operations other than operations proper to Measure Cutters, Stock Cutters, Knife Cutters, Tailors, Waterproof Makers, Fitters-Up, Pressers-Off, Machinists, Passers, Under-Pressers or Plain Machinists as specified in Section I.
Age
General Minimum Time-Rates
Per Hour
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20 and under 21 years of age
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