National Union of Packing Case Makers (Wood and Tin), Box Makers, Sawyers and Mill Workers

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title: National Union of Packing Case Makers (Wood and Tin), Box Makers, Sawyers and Mill Workers
text: The National Union of Packing Case Makers, Box Makers, Sawyers and Mill Workers was a trade union principally representing workers involved in making packaging in the United Kingdom. The union was founded in 1872 as the London Wood and Tin Packing Case Makers' Society. It initially focused on providing benefits for members who were out of work, and attempting to negotiate minimum wage rates for the industry. Its membership remained small for many years, peaking at 521 in 1890, but dropping to on
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description: Former trade union of the United Kingdom
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date modified: 2022-02-17T02:57:56Z
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