Jobs Collection (page 17)

Scenes at the Walkers Factory, Leicester. 26th January 1978

Girls who will acts as hostesses at the new Allied Forces Stage Door Canteen, 201 Piccadilly, Central London, seen here being interviewed on the stage of the club during the enrolling process

Fulham Council employees at the Town Hall having to wear gas masks whilst performing their duties for ten minutes each day. General view of the treasury office clerks at work. February 1941

A scene inside the Leece Street labour Exchange in Liverpool when the 1920 class of women attended for registration. From early 1941

A scene inside the labour Exchange in Cardiff when the 1920 class of women attended for registration. From early 1941, it became compulsory for women aged between 18 and 60 to register for war work

A post girl collecting letters in a London district. 1st February 1941

Billy Hughes cuts into the monster birthday cake to celebrate Fords 25th birthday at their plant in Halewood. Billy is employee number one on the clock at the plant

Llandarcy oil refinery. 8th August 1967

Llandarcy oil refinery. John Humphries turns off safety valve at the carbon plant. 8th August 1967

Llandarcy oil refinery. Trainee engineer John Bolt, 21, gets a birds eye view of the oil plant from his high perch on a daily inspection tour. 8th August 1967

Llandarcy oil refinery. Roy Colwill (right), aged 20, and Howell Morgan, 31, test pipes using radioactive methods. 8th August 1967

Llandarcy oil refinery. Blowerman Danny Evans looks out across the oil plant from a distillation tower. 8th August 1967

Air Hostess Moira Nuttall, 22, of Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, at Manchester Airport with a Trident in the background. 12th June 1967

Bassets confectionery factory, Owlerton, Sheffield. Christine Broughton, 21, with a pile of Liquorice Allsorts. 4th September 1967

Frost Fishmongers Delivery Bike, Reading, Wednesday 8th July 1992

Volkswagen assembly line worker Peter Schredewitz at work in Wolfsburg, Germany. 15th January 1982

The Job Centre in Linwood shortly after Peugeot announce the closure of the Talbot car factory in Linwood. February 1981

Women working in a factory in Azeitao, Portugal. June 1959

Martin Blackwell, Middlesbrough Butcher, 2nd September 1988

Bennys Hairdressing, Middlesbrough, Circa 1976

Master Butcher from Guisborough, Circa 1975

Close cropped hair fashion at Saks Hairdressing, Middlesbrough, Circa 1977

Maurices Hairdressing Salon, Middlesbrough, Circa 1972. Our Picture Shows... male grooming, before and after pictures

Redcar Hairdressers, North Yorkshire, England, Circa 1975

Bennys Hairdressing, Middlesbrough, Circa 1976

Instead of the long dole queues, a shiny row of cars. This scene at the Hoover factory symbolises Merthyr Tydfils spectacular change of fortune since the hungry 30s. 10th August 1962

The packed car park at the Hoover washing machine factory, Pentrebach, Merthyr Tydfil. 4th December 1964

British Legion Village, near Maidstone, Kent. The most unique village, teaching a trade. Dog kennels and chicken coops are made in large numbers. 5th February 1927

British Legion leather work by disabled soldiers at St James Road, Old Kent Road, cutting out and polishing a leather writing case. 17th February 1923

Disabled ex-servicemen, at the new British legion poppy factory at Richmond, are producing millions of poppies, and hundreds of wreaths in readiness for Remembrance Day, Nov 11

Making shell novelties They are being fitted with small thermometers which will be popular at resorts. 27th March 1926

Killaloe Slate Quarry at Portroe, Nenagh, Ireland. 27th June 1929

Unemployed sailors thrusting their discharge books through a landing-stage barrier at Liverpool in the hope of filling a last-minute vacancy on a departing liner

Unemployed men in the Newcastle area. 16th January 1932

A memory of the general strike of 1926. Volunteers help move parcels at Newcastle Central Station. May 1926

Elmdon Airport Control Tower. Circa 1950

National Unemployed Workers Movement Hunger March. seen here levying Newcastle. The NUWM march was to highlight the plight of the unemployed workers during the economic depression. 1st February 1934

Walker Naval Yard was besieged by man anxious for work. Some of those who hoped to get a start on the new liner to be constructed there. 15th March 1930

Unemployment march in Newcastle. 29th September 1931

Unemployed marchers including Lancashire mill strikers and communists from London, parading outside Newcastle City Hall, where the Trades Union Congress was in session

An exterior of Higson, Edwards and Co. Ltds new warehouse and offices at Blackstock Street, Liverpool with vehicles and drivers in the background. Circa 1950s

Car bodies move along the assembly line at the Moskvitch car plant in Moscow. 1962

Plenty of women on the shop floor but few on the officials platform during a meeting at Tate and Lyle, Liverpool. 22nd January 1981

The sorting office at the General Post Office, Victoria Street, Liverpool. 5th November 1966

Making and lining cocoa tins. One of a continuous series of automatic and semi automatic processes at the Cadbury plant at Bournville. Circa 1929

Cedric Crossfields, the 15-year-old boy from Manchester who ran away from home to be a lion tamer, and was subsequently offered a job in a circus - went into the cage for the first time at Billy

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"Jobs: A Glimpse into Diverse Professions and Historical Significance" Police Recruitment Sign: Join the force, protect your community, and make a difference in people's lives. Ford Motor Company Employees: Proud workers at the heart of Detroit's automotive industry, shaping the future of transportation. Cleaning out roadside drainage ditches with JCB digger: Unsung heroes maintaining infrastructure for safer roads and preventing flooding in England. Good jobs. Good money. Good times: Discover fulfilling careers that offer financial stability and enjoyable experiences along the way. Wartime poster - Comrades in Arms: Answering the call to serve one's country during times of conflict, showcasing bravery and unity among soldiers. World War Two recruitment poster: Rallying individuals to contribute their skills towards victory, emphasizing patriotism and national duty. National Service WWI: Reflecting on an era when young men were conscripted into military service during World War I, highlighting sacrifice for a greater cause. Women workers - World War I: Breaking barriers as women took up vital roles previously held by men on the home front during wartime efforts. The Cricketer: Celebrating sportsmanship and dedication exhibited by those pursuing their passion for cricket while inspiring others through their talent. The Cross Country Runner: Showcasing endurance, determination, and resilience as athletes push themselves beyond limits to achieve greatness in cross-country running events Teesside Butchers - 53 years a butcher (Circa 1972): Honoring decades-long commitment to craftsmanship within a traditional profession that serves communities with quality meat products since 1919. London Life front cover - March 1966 "The Things London Girl": Unveiling the multifaceted life of a modern woman juggling various jobs amidst bustling city life – embodying ambition, independence, and adaptability.