Labor in Europe: Letter from the Secretary of State Reviewing Reports from the Consuls of the United States in Relation to the State of Labor in Europe |
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20 cents 60 hours agricultural laborers Apprentices Assistant Average wages Average wages paid Barmen Blacksmiths board and lodging Boatswain Bookbinders boys bread Bricklayers butter Carpenters cents per day classes clerks clothing coal coffee Compiled by Consul Compositors Consul consul-general consular district Cooks Day laborers Description of employment Dyers earn employed employers employés engineer England Europe factories female labor Firemen foundries Germany girls Gironde hands Helpers hours of labor industries Joiners live MACHINE-SHOPS AND IRON-WORKS makers male manufactures Marseilles Masons meat mills mines Molders officers overseers paid per month paid per week Plumbers porters potatoes pound Pressmen Printers Proof-readers railway rates of wages Rent Rheims Rouen Sailmakers Saint Gall Scotland seamen servants Silesia Spinners Statement showing Strikers Tenders Tinsmiths trade Turners United Wages paid wages per week Warpers Weavers week of 60 Weekly expenses weekly wages wife women woolen workers workingmen workmen