Bulletin, Issue 297U.S. Government Printing Office, 1919 - Women |
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Page 106
... persons of Spanish origin in the United States . Information on persons of Spanish origin was reported separately for those of Mexican , Puerto Rican , and other Spanish origin . U.S. Department of Commerce , Bureau of the Census : " ...
... persons of Spanish origin in the United States . Information on persons of Spanish origin was reported separately for those of Mexican , Puerto Rican , and other Spanish origin . U.S. Department of Commerce , Bureau of the Census : " ...
Page 199
... persons 14 and 15 years of age dropped out of school . Higher Education High school graduates entering college . - Nearly 3.1 million persons graduated from high school in 1973. About 47 percent of them were enrolled in college the ...
... persons 14 and 15 years of age dropped out of school . Higher Education High school graduates entering college . - Nearly 3.1 million persons graduated from high school in 1973. About 47 percent of them were enrolled in college the ...
Page 231
... persons they considered " appropriate " for manpower services . Job placement instead of job preparation was emphasized . In addition , the 1971 amend- ments provide for a Separate Administrative Unit ( SAU ) to be established in ...
... persons they considered " appropriate " for manpower services . Job placement instead of job preparation was emphasized . In addition , the 1971 amend- ments provide for a Separate Administrative Unit ( SAU ) to be established in ...
Contents
Highlights | 3 |
agricultural Industries | 56 |
WOMENS EMPLOYMENT BY OCCUPATIONS AND INDUSTRIES | 83 |
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Administration affirmative action agencies Aleut amended April areas average benefits Bureau of Labor Census child clerical workers Commission compared Court Department of Labor disability District of Columbia divorce educational attainment employees enrolled equal pay Equal Rights Amendment families headed Federal female full-time Government growth husband present increase industry labor force labor force participation Labor Statistics legislation less male Manpower March marital status married women ment million women minimum wage minority race women mothers nearly Number in thousands number of women nurses occupation group operators part-time percent period persons pregnancy private household workers programs Puerto Rico salary sales workers service workers sex discrimination Source South Dakota Spanish origin Special Labor Force status of women survey Table tion title VII U.S. Department U.S. Supreme Court unemployed vocational weeks white women women 16 women were employed women workers