IC 6622 Employee-Timekeeping System And Mechanical Pay-Roll Methods At Britannia Mining And Smelting Co. (Ltd.), Britannia Beach, B. C.

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Albert E. Keller
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Jan 1, 1932

Abstract

This paper describing the timekeeping and pay-roll methods of the Britannia raining and Smelting Co. (Ltd.) is one of a series being prepared for and published by the United States Bureau of nines regarding office procedures in connection with mining operations. The general office of the Britannia Mining and Smelting Co. (Ltd.) is located at Britannia Beach, B. C., a town of about 600 inhabitants at tidewater on the east side of Howe Sound and about 30 miles from Vancouver, B. C. The Beach, as it is locally termed, is a company town consisting largely of about 250 employees of the company and their families. Here is the milling and concentrating plant of over 6,000 tons daily capacity- the main service units comprising the electrical, mechanical, blacksmith and woodworking shops and the local electric-furnace foundry; the central-heating steam plant; the air and electric generating units; the ball-manufacturing plant; the warehouses; and the general store, which serves this community and also acts as distributor for the general stores located elsewhere on the property.
Citation

APA: Albert E. Keller  (1932)  IC 6622 Employee-Timekeeping System And Mechanical Pay-Roll Methods At Britannia Mining And Smelting Co. (Ltd.), Britannia Beach, B. C.

MLA: Albert E. Keller IC 6622 Employee-Timekeeping System And Mechanical Pay-Roll Methods At Britannia Mining And Smelting Co. (Ltd.), Britannia Beach, B. C.. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1932.

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