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1909 Machinist ៩ ៩ ៩ ៩៩ ៩៩៩ Average Number band saw basis Highest rate Blacksmiths Boiler makers Book keeper Business and Division Cedar Rapids Cent Chicago Children under 16 clear No variation Clerks COUNTY COUNTY-CONTINUED Kind DAY AND WEEK day Hours Decrease GRADED WAGES dept Division of Occu Dubuque employes under 16 Ending Dec factory female ƒ Foreman helper Hours per day Hours per w'k incr Yes Iowa jointer Kind of Business Laborers Laundry list of employes Lowest rate Hours m'fg mashed Medium rate Lowest Milwaukee & St Moines Oskaloosa Ottumwa pation Place guard Post list Printing and publishing projecting set screws protect all projecting Rate basis Highest RATE FOR 1909-Continued rate Lowest rate Rate of Wages Remove or protect rip saw Sioux City Teamsters Total Amount Paid VARIATION IN RATE Wage Earners WAGES AND SALARIES water closet weights on elevator yes yes yes ន ន ន
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Page 10 - ... the bread of the laborer is eaten in the peril of his life. Whether he work upon the sea, upon the earth, or in the mines underneath the earth, the laborer constantly faces imminent death; and his danger increases with the progress of the age. With each new invention the number of killed and injured rises. Each new speeding up of the mechanisms of industrial life, each increase in the number and size of our mighty engines brings with it fresh human sacrifices. Each year the locomotive augments...
Page 5 - ... masses, and the result of their establishment, only just beginning to be felt, are nevertheless of such a character as to silence most of those who were opposed to their creation. During the Twentieth General Assembly, 1884, there was introduced in the Senate by Senator Talton E. Clark of Page County, a bill for an act to create a Bureau of Labor Statistics. The bill was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means, (Senator Wm. Larrabee, chairman), who reported the bill back to the Senate and...
Page 5 - Bureaus. The Labor Bureaus have been established in obedience to the demands, if not the commands, of the great laboring masses, and the results of their establishment, only just beginning to be felt, are nevertheless of such a beneficial character as to silence most of those who were opposed to their creation. That the public have begun to...