United States Congressional Serial SetU.S. Government Printing Office, 1907 - United States Reports, Documents, and Journals of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. |
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... whole , weighted according to importance , the increase in wages was 4.5 per cent . The method of weighting the several industries is fully explained on pages 23 and 24 . The per cent of change in hours of labor in WAGES AND HOURS OF ...
... whole , weighted according to importance , the increase in wages was 4.5 per cent . The method of weighting the several industries is fully explained on pages 23 and 24 . The per cent of change in hours of labor in WAGES AND HOURS OF ...
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... whole was 0.5 per cent . The table immediately following shows for the industries , taken as a whole , the per cent of increase or decrease in wages per hour , hours of labor per week , the purchasing power of wages , etc. , in 1906 in ...
... whole was 0.5 per cent . The table immediately following shows for the industries , taken as a whole , the per cent of increase or decrease in wages per hour , hours of labor per week , the purchasing power of wages , etc. , in 1906 in ...
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... 0.2 per cent , and iron and steel , blast furnace , with an increase of 0.6 per cent . The average decrease in hours of labor in all industries , taken as a whole , was 4.6 per cent . WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR , 1890 TO 1906 . 11.
... 0.2 per cent , and iron and steel , blast furnace , with an increase of 0.6 per cent . The average decrease in hours of labor in all industries , taken as a whole , was 4.6 per cent . WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR , 1890 TO 1906 . 11.
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taken as a whole , was 4.6 per cent . The hours of labor in the slaugh- tering and meat - packing industries are not ... whole , owing to the changes that so often take place in the relative number of persons employed in the several ...
taken as a whole , was 4.6 per cent . The hours of labor in the slaugh- tering and meat - packing industries are not ... whole , owing to the changes that so often take place in the relative number of persons employed in the several ...
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... whole , and are presented in this report in Table III . This summary table shows the relative conditions in each year compared with the ten - year period , 1890-1899 . In com- puting the relative numbers shown in Table III , each ...
... whole , and are presented in this report in Table III . This summary table shows the relative conditions in each year compared with the ten - year period , 1890-1899 . In com- puting the relative numbers shown in Table III , each ...
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