Report On Conditions of Employment in the Iron And Steel Industry in the United States
Report On Conditions of Employment in the Iron And Steel Industry in the United States
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1 34 10.0 2 20 28.0 2 32 17.1 2 12 27.6 2 8 10.6 3 62 10.3 4 35 20.5 4 20 20.4 5 14 26.0 6 117 21.8 6 26 20.0 4 118 ia7 6 32 35.3 6 44 22.0 6 50 32.2 3 20 26.8 8 165 19.7 2 7 19.5 2 12 3 22 10.0 16.4 2 10 14.7 1 5 10.0 3 20 20.4 3 43 16.7 2 32.8 2 17 17.4 3 81 20.6 7 44 27.2 38 26.2 42 22.5 10 184 10.0 8 36 10.2 6 157 18.3 3a2 11 no 18.0 10 02 31.0 7 45 22.6 15 312 19.6 More than one-half (52.03 per cent) of the 3,160 employees in the special iron and steel occupations in the structural; light raU,and other shape mills were in the Pittsburgh district, although considerable numbers were reported in the Great Lakes and Middle West district and in the Eastern district.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Saw men, oold: Plants Employees Avcaraee earnings per hour Saw men, not: Plants Employees Average earnings per boor Shearmen: Plants Employees Averace eamingt per hour Shearmen's and saw men's helpers: Plant s^...
Employees.
ATerage earnings per hour Stampers: Plants Employees Average earnings per hour Stockeis: Plants Employees Average earnings per hour ..cents.
.cents.
.cents.
.cents.
.cents.
Employees Average earnings per hobr.
Straighteners' helpers: Plants Employees Average earnings per ho...ur.
Table lever men: Plants Employees Average earnings per hour.
Table men: Plants E mployees Average earnings per hour.
Unclassified: Plants Employees Average earnings per hour.
.cents.
. .cents.
.cents.
.cents.
1 2 17.6 3 6 28.1 1 6 22.0 2 20 17.1 .cents.
1 34 10.0 2 20 28.0 2 32 17.1 2 12 27.6 2 8 10.6 3 62 10.3 4 35 20.5 4 20 20.4 5 14 26.0 6 117 21.8 6 26 20.0 4 118 ia7 6 32 35.3 6 44 22.0 6 50 32.2 3 20 26.8 8 165 19.7 2 7 19.5 2 12 3 22 10.0 16.4 2 10 14.7 1 5 10.0 3 20 20.4 3 43 16.7 2 32.8 2 17 17.4 3 81 20.6 7 44 27.2 38 26.2 42 22.5 10 184 10.0 8 36 10.2 6 157 18.3 3a2 11 no 18.0 10 02 31.0 7 45 22.6 15 312 19.6 More than one-half (52.03 per cent) of the 3,160 employees in the special iron and steel occupations in the structural; light raU,and other shape mills were in the Pittsburgh district, although considerable numbers were reported in the Great Lakes and Middle West district and in the Eastern district.
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