Archives: WW1 Staffing

The next Archival record regarding the war comes in Reports to Governors and Committees February 1915 to July 1915. The Index lists under the entry War:-

Additional payment to certain members of staff

Billetting in Gymnasium

Enlistment of members of staff

Manufacture of munitions of war

Under the first heading, after the establishment of a staff subcommittee, the following decisions were agreed:

(a) That in the case of the men staff no action be taken at present

(b) That during the continuance of the war

1. Mrs. E. Shipston – the Refreshment Room Matron – receive an additional weekly payment of 2/6 (two shillings and sixpence/12.5p), making her total weekly payment of £1. 5. 0  (one pound an five shillings/£1.25).

2. Mrs. P. Staynes – House Matron – receive an additional weekly payment of 2/6, making her total weekly payment £1. 4. 6 (one pound four shillings and sixpence/£1.22.5)

3. The Charwomen engaged for cleaning to be paid at the rate of 6d per hour insted of 5d as at present

 

 

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