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The work varies greatly from district to district and from mill to mill, according to the nature of the fabric produced, the character of the firm, the development of machinery and technique, the organisa- tion of workpeople, and other factors. For us an interest- ing feature is that in at least some sections of the woollen trade we do find that rare phenomenon, direct industrial competition between the sexes. In the Huddersfield and 128 YORKSHIRE 129 Colne Valley woollen trade women work in di...rect com- petition with men in weaving and warping, and in com- petition with boys in piecing. The effect of women work- ing in the weaving has been to reduce the wages of men weavers to such a point that it is a matter of indifference to the employer whether men or women are employed.
The position has much changed in the last 30 years. In 1883 men were the standard weavers and women were paid something less than the men's scale. To-day, women are the standard weavers, and men are paid something more than the women's scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The work varies greatly from district to district and from mill to mill, according to the nature of the fabric produced, the character of the firm, the development of machinery and technique, the organisa- tion of workpeople, and other factors. For us an interest- ing feature is that in at least some sections of the woollen trade we do find that rare phenomenon, direct industrial competition between the sexes. In the Huddersfield and 128 YORKSHIRE 129 Colne Valley woollen trade women work in di...rect com- petition with men in weaving and warping, and in com- petition with boys in piecing. The effect of women work- ing in the weaving has been to reduce the wages of men weavers to such a point that it is a matter of indifference to the employer whether men or women are employed.
The position has much changed in the last 30 years. In 1883 men were the standard weavers and women were paid something less than the men's scale. To-day, women are the standard weavers, and men are paid something more than the women's scale.
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