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Archive Reference / Library Class No.NCB/A/BUT/2/10/8
Former ReferenceN5/74/2
TitleButterley Company compensation statistics and correspondence
DateMay 1945-Jan 1947
DescriptionCompensation statistics for accidents and fatalities underground and at surface for Ripley, Langley, Ormonde, Kirkby, Ollerton and Denby Hall Collieries. Butterley Company classification of accidents and accident rates for 1945-1946. North Midland Region Safety in Mines Committee compensable accident rates summary for Jan 1946-Nov 1946. Minutes of the North Midland Region Safety Committee meetings on 31 May 1945 and 30 May 1946, discussing fatalities and accident statistics. Accident statistics for boys under 16 nationwide 1937-1944.
Extent1 bundle
LevelFile
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorButterley Company
National Coal Board
TermWorkers compensation

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