House deduction and cottage deduction

A widespread institution in early industrial England in which company employees were provided with housing in return for a deduction from their wages. Especially for workers in the German mining regions (Ruhr area, Saar district), the provision of housing in return for a deduction from wages became common from around 1840 onward; and to some extent still occurs today in other industries in the case of company dwellings. – See Fringe benefits.

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