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... trade union treatment of women workers . Unions have long occupied the paradoxical place of helpers and hin- derers to women in industry . They have supported legislative measures designed to protect women workers . For a long period of ...
... trade union treatment of women workers . Unions have long occupied the paradoxical place of helpers and hin- derers to women in industry . They have supported legislative measures designed to protect women workers . For a long period of ...
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... trade union move- ment naturally hope that trade union discriminations against women workers will be abolished . The American Federation as a body disapproves of the position taken by some individual unions in making sex a barrier to ...
... trade union move- ment naturally hope that trade union discriminations against women workers will be abolished . The American Federation as a body disapproves of the position taken by some individual unions in making sex a barrier to ...
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... trade and industrial courses . The majority of these schools were receiving aid from the United States government , but only five reported the enrollment of women . These five schools confined their courses to dressmaking , costume ...
... trade and industrial courses . The majority of these schools were receiving aid from the United States government , but only five reported the enrollment of women . These five schools confined their courses to dressmaking , costume ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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