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Page 214
... wages in the one type of work are present in the other types . Certain occupations practically preƫmpted by women pay especially poor wages . The Women's Bureau made studies of women wage earners em- ployed in several of the states in ...
... wages in the one type of work are present in the other types . Certain occupations practically preƫmpted by women pay especially poor wages . The Women's Bureau made studies of women wage earners em- ployed in several of the states in ...
Page 215
Hayes Baker-Crothers, Ruth Allison Hudnut. WAGES 215 were better organized than the other women workers and received . the highest wages . Half of them earned $ 17.50 or over . Office workers received a median wage of $ 13.55 . Fifty per ...
Hayes Baker-Crothers, Ruth Allison Hudnut. WAGES 215 were better organized than the other women workers and received . the highest wages . Half of them earned $ 17.50 or over . Office workers received a median wage of $ 13.55 . Fifty per ...
Page 216
... wages were combined with long hours and poor sanitary conditions . Practically 74 per cent of the total number of women worked 55 hours or more a week . Dirty rooms , unguarded machinery , unsanitary and inadequate drinking , washing ...
... wages were combined with long hours and poor sanitary conditions . Practically 74 per cent of the total number of women worked 55 hours or more a week . Dirty rooms , unguarded machinery , unsanitary and inadequate drinking , washing ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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