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Page 137
... Occupations . 1. Hours . The Negroes worked longer hours in four of the eight skilled occupations ; in four they worked less hours . Thus on an average the whites and Negroes worked the same number of hours ; and if hours may be taken ...
... Occupations . 1. Hours . The Negroes worked longer hours in four of the eight skilled occupations ; in four they worked less hours . Thus on an average the whites and Negroes worked the same number of hours ; and if hours may be taken ...
Page 138
... occupations or a little more than one - third of the total number , a higher average wage per week was earned by Negroes . They received lower average wages per week in twenty - two of the occupations or about two - fifths of the total ...
... occupations or a little more than one - third of the total number , a higher average wage per week was earned by Negroes . They received lower average wages per week in twenty - two of the occupations or about two - fifths of the total ...
Page 214
... occupations open to women are not only fewer in industry but in government service and in the professions as well . Most of the factors which operate to lower their wages in the one type of work are present in the other types . Certain ...
... occupations open to women are not only fewer in industry but in government service and in the professions as well . Most of the factors which operate to lower their wages in the one type of work are present in the other types . Certain ...
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THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
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