Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor StatisticsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1913 - Labor |
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... Annual and Special Reports and of the bimonthly Bul- letin has been discontinued , and since July , 1912 , a ... earnings , and duration of employment of wage - earning women in selected industries in the District of Columbia . ( Bul ...
... Annual and Special Reports and of the bimonthly Bul- letin has been discontinued , and since July , 1912 , a ... earnings , and duration of employment of wage - earning women in selected industries in the District of Columbia . ( Bul ...
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... annual earnings dur- ing the 10 years preceding retirement for each year of active service , but in no case is the pension to be less than $ 18 a month or more than $ 100 . Thus an employee receiving an average of $ 800 a year the last ...
... annual earnings dur- ing the 10 years preceding retirement for each year of active service , but in no case is the pension to be less than $ 18 a month or more than $ 100 . Thus an employee receiving an average of $ 800 a year the last ...
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... earnings . The penny bank pays between 6 and 7 per cent interest on deposits . It also lends to employees in need of ... annual outing of all employees takes place . There is no system of profit sharing , but the employees are given the ...
... earnings . The penny bank pays between 6 and 7 per cent interest on deposits . It also lends to employees in need of ... annual outing of all employees takes place . There is no system of profit sharing , but the employees are given the ...
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... earnings are not in excess of $ 10 . In that event , he receives a weekly ... annual meeting . Meetings are held every two weeks in the factory during the ... annual dues are 60 cents . The company furnishes and operates a lunch room for ...
... earnings are not in excess of $ 10 . In that event , he receives a weekly ... annual meeting . Meetings are held every two weeks in the factory during the ... annual dues are 60 cents . The company furnishes and operates a lunch room for ...
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SERIES OF BULLETINS PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF LABOR STAT The publication of the Annual and Special Reports and of the ... earnings , and duration of employment of wage - earning wo selected industries in the District of Columbia . ( Bul ...
SERIES OF BULLETINS PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF LABOR STAT The publication of the Annual and Special Reports and of the ... earnings , and duration of employment of wage - earning wo selected industries in the District of Columbia . ( Bul ...
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