Seasonal Trades
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They are given the skins, which they have to convert into all sorts of THE FUR TRADE 269 articles, the price for each piece being fixed by an agree- ment between the employer and the chamber-master.
There are at least two classes of chamber-masters : (a) Those dealing with good middle-class and even high-class furs; (b) those working on middle-class furs. The class (a) employ from about ten up to twenty-five workers. Very often they work for one firm only, and it may happen that they are specia...lists; one will deal with sables, another with foxes, etc.
One finds as usual cutters, nailors, and sewers. Cutters are paid from 2 to $ 53. A week; nailors about 303. ; machinists from i8s. To 253. ; finishers 155. To 1 8s. It is interesting to notice that workers are paid weekly, and that their wages are about the same as those paid to the wholesale furriers.
It is so much the more astonishing that the chamber- master stands anyhow as a middleman between the employer and the workers. But one must bear in mind that here the best chamber-masters are concerned, that they work for the first class of wholesale manufacturers, and that it is their own interest to employ skilled workers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are given the skins, which they have to convert into all sorts of THE FUR TRADE 269 articles, the price for each piece being fixed by an agree- ment between the employer and the chamber-master.
There are at least two classes of chamber-masters : (a) Those dealing with good middle-class and even high-class furs; (b) those working on middle-class furs. The class (a) employ from about ten up to twenty-five workers. Very often they work for one firm only, and it may happen that they are specia...lists; one will deal with sables, another with foxes, etc.
One finds as usual cutters, nailors, and sewers. Cutters are paid from 2 to $ 53. A week; nailors about 303. ; machinists from i8s. To 253. ; finishers 155. To 1 8s. It is interesting to notice that workers are paid weekly, and that their wages are about the same as those paid to the wholesale furriers.
It is so much the more astonishing that the chamber- master stands anyhow as a middleman between the employer and the workers. But one must bear in mind that here the best chamber-masters are concerned, that they work for the first class of wholesale manufacturers, and that it is their own interest to employ skilled workers.
What to read after Seasonal Trades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Webb to read onlineMoreLess
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