Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... workers come from the country . They are farmers and fishermen and can support themselves at home in the old - fashioned manner . They are attracted to Shanghai not necessarily because they are starving , but because they can increase ...
... workers come from the country . They are farmers and fishermen and can support themselves at home in the old - fashioned manner . They are attracted to Shanghai not necessarily because they are starving , but because they can increase ...
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... workers from Chinese capitalists . Rather is it the fact that the Chinese worker is even more bitterly exploited by the Chinese employers than by non - Chinese employers , although the conditions in the factories of the latter are ...
... workers from Chinese capitalists . Rather is it the fact that the Chinese worker is even more bitterly exploited by the Chinese employers than by non - Chinese employers , although the conditions in the factories of the latter are ...
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... workers may judge for themselves as to the facts : - " Modern industrialism is in China being rapidly introduced in ... workers , in actual fact there is no organisation which can or will apply the regulations , and the workers are ...
... workers may judge for themselves as to the facts : - " Modern industrialism is in China being rapidly introduced in ... workers , in actual fact there is no organisation which can or will apply the regulations , and the workers are ...
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... worker is not entirely industrialised ; in other words , he may work in the factory or workshops- for example , in the silk filatures - for seven or eight months a year and return to his native village or farm for the remainder ...
... worker is not entirely industrialised ; in other words , he may work in the factory or workshops- for example , in the silk filatures - for seven or eight months a year and return to his native village or farm for the remainder ...
Page 8
... workers . Seven days a week of work is quite common , and , although little or no foreign capital is employed , the position of the worker is worse by far than the conditions in Shanghai . In Chefoo there is a large amount of silk ...
... workers . Seven days a week of work is quite common , and , although little or no foreign capital is employed , the position of the worker is worse by far than the conditions in Shanghai . In Chefoo there is a large amount of silk ...
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