Trade Boards Act 1918

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The Trade Boards Act 1918 was a UK law that expanded and strengthened the system of legally enforceable minimum wages in low-paid industries originally established by the Trade Boards Act 1909.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom
labour law
aimedAt protecting workers in sweated trades
appliesTo employers in specified trades
workers in specified trades
belongsTo early 20th-century social reform legislation in the UK
buildsUpon Trade Boards Act 1909 NERFINISHED
category United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 1918 NERFINISHED
United Kingdom labour law NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
creates additional trade boards
enactedIn 1918
enforcementMechanism legal enforceability of minimum wage rates
expands Trade Boards Act 1909 NERFINISHED
extends coverage of trade boards to more trades
hasConsequence increased statutory protection for low-paid workers
historicalPeriod World War I era
impact consolidation and extension of minimum wage coverage in the UK
inForceIn Great Britain NERFINISHED
jurisdiction United Kingdom
languageOfDocument English
legalForm primary legislation
legalStatus spent
legalSystem English law NERFINISHED
legislativeBody Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
mechanism statutory minimum rates set by trade boards
partOf development of the British minimum wage system
policyArea labour market regulation
social policy
purpose to expand the system of legally enforceable minimum wages in low-paid industries
to strengthen enforcement of minimum wage determinations by trade boards
regulates low-paid industries
relatedTo Trade Boards Act 1909 NERFINISHED
Wages Councils Act 1945 NERFINISHED
replacedBy Wages Councils Act 1945 NERFINISHED
shortTitle Trade Boards Act 1918 NERFINISHED
subjectMatter industrial relations
labour regulation
minimum wage
wage protection
typeOfRegulation wage-fixing legislation

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Trade Boards Act 1909 relatedTo Trade Boards Act 1918