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The world on our backs: the Kent miners and the 1972 miners' ...
Either in cooperation with management, or through the sheer physical strength
and intellectual capacity of the individual, a miner became gang leader, the
buttyman, and collected all the money due to the team. He alone decided how
much ...
... 'the survival of notions of customary right [had] a radicalising influence which
went beyond the tea- meeting temporising of the buttyman's union'. Similarly
Merfyn Jones' book places the struggles of the North Wales Quarrymen's Union
within ...
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Bulletin - Society for the Study of Labour History
On the other hand, if pressed, a deputy, representing the manager, could force a
buttyman to take on men from the market, that is, men who did not have a regular
place of work in the pit. The ratio of buttymen to ordinary workers varied from ...
Society for the Study of Labour History, 1977
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The employment relationship in Anglo-American law: a ...
101 The first adjudication of this provision also involved a miner, but this time a
so-called buttyman who paid drawers and others out of his gross piece wages.
Again, the manager controlled the works, was empowered to dismiss anyone,
and ...
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Society and Economy in Modern Britain 1700-1850
Contractors then subcontracted the workandat the baseof the
managerialstructure wasthe'buttyman' or 'ganger'whodidlimited tasks like
removing an agreed amount of waggonloadsof earthfrom acutting.Somebutty
men were specialists in ...
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Wharton's Pocket Law Dictionary
Butty, a local term in the North for the associate or deputy of another, chiefly used
in connection with mines, where the 'buttyman undertakes, with a gang of men
selected by himself, to perform a particular piece of work; also of things used in ...
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Wharton's concise dictionary
139 By that act Butty, a local term in the North for the associate or deputy of
another, chiefly used in connection with mines, where the 'buttyman undertakes,
with a gang of men selected by himself, to perform a particular piece of work; also
of ...
Ar Lakshmanan, John Jane Smith Wharton, 2009
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English Language Word Builder
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The Law Reports: House of Lords and Judicial Committee of ...
Comm“ Sir Robert Finlay, K.C'., and Leslie Scott, K.C. (with them T. E. LIMITED.
—- Ellison), for the respondents. Under the butty system the buttyman is in the
nature of a contractor. Rule 3, which must be read as part of the contract of
service, ...
In that case the defendants were the owners of a coal mine, which was worked
under the " butty " system, by which the " buttyman " contracted with the owners to
get coal at so much a ton, and for that purpose employed men to do the work.
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «BUTTYMAN»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
buttyman w wiadomościach.
Soon just breathing will be considered "sexist"
... boardman, boatsman, bogeyman, bondsman, boogyman, bothyman, brakeman, brideman, brinkman, buttyman, chainman, chairman, ... «RenewAmerica, Kwi 13»
