Report On the Statistics of Labor. (Title Varies) 1933

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Employment of such "institutional employees" fluctuated greatly at the beginning and ending of the school year. The numbers employed in July, August, and September in 1933 were decidedly less than in any other months of the year.
In the fall of 1933 the institutions re-employed virtually the same number as before the vacation season.
Little change occurred in amusement and recreation places in 1933. The trucking and handling companies employed a large number of manual workers, who were paid onl...y for time actually worked. The amount of work available varied con- siderably from week to week during the year. Employment was at a somewhat higher level during the latter months of the year, more particularly in October.
In certain of the classes of employment above considered, salaries are paid on a monthly or semi-monthly basis, and, in some establishments, such as hotels and hospitals, the employees receive board and lodging in addition to cash compensation for services. In order that the data may be comparable with data secured in connection with other surveys, all salaries reported on other than a weekly basis have been reduced to their weekly equivalent, and any additional compensation in the form of subsistence has been excluded from consideration in computing the pay roUs.

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